Realism, Anti-realism, and Criminal Investigation
A persistent theme in the practice and philosophy of science (and of every other field as well, for that matter), through the history of western civilization from Heraclitus to Steven…
Absolute Truth , Relative Truth, and Reasonable Doubt
There is a long-standing ideological legacy running through the history of western civilization that has unfolded in the form of an age-old ongoing dialog-debate. it involves a controversy with implications…
Philosophy of Life: Some Propositions
A narrow-minded person always finds faults in others and indulges in blame games.
Moral Development, Delayed Gratification, and WEIRD Psychology
July 1st, 2022 Stanford psychologist Walter Mischel’s famous and oft-referenced “marshmallow experiment” (1960’s --1990) appeared to confirm a very valuable and common sense intuition about the nature and development of…