The following is a translation of the opening lines of the Iliad into Old English — perhaps the first ever translation done of this kind. THE OLD ENGLISH ILIAD By A.A. Brunn Graman mé giedda, lá gyden, Achilles,frécne se þe fremede firendǽda Grécum,and hildgástas hæleða on Helle bewearp,ge hunda tó húðum, ge hræfna gewurdonswá willa […]
"What is clear from an understanding of language itself is that the entire model of AI as a replacement for humans is unsustainable for the AI."
The following essay was written by a friend "Kevin," with the assistance of ChatGPT. It is a response to my essay on technology and AI, recently published in PH2T3R vol…
Abstract This paper argues that the monotheistic concept of God, understood as a unified transcendental ground of being, truth, and value, is ontologically false. It begins with the concept of…
The logical word game that has dominated the world of 'Internet Blood Sports' debate
Over the last three months, I had the incredible privilege of participating in one of Dr. Michael Millerman’s courses on Plato’s Republic. For me personally, it felt like something of an obligation, since…
Over the last two years, I have led a small group of fellow travelers through a sort of Homeric curricula, with the aim of learning more about this foundational poet…
...the mind can also be trained, with exercises and repetitions, just like the muscles.
Once upon a time there was a man who, as an adult, came to hate Paul the Apostle as the living hate death. He charged Paul with the crime of…
