Detroit, Alien, and Identity: Reconciling Relation-R with Androids
By Junyi Liu Late by seven years, I finally finished David Cage’s masterpiece, Detroit: Become Human. The animation and […]
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Do ‘objective values’ exist?
By Alida Chan People argue. Sometimes, it’s over trivial matters, like whether you’d rather fight one horse-sized duck or a
Persuasion in Upholding Religious Beliefs
I. Introduction Religious belief systems have been at the core of human existence, shaping cultures, societies, and individual lives throughout
The Involuntary Nature of Beliefs
“Despite limited knowledge or narrow perspectives, new beliefs are formed depending on pre-existing beliefs to maintain internal consistency with the
Moral Intuition in Ethical Judgement — From Immediate Sentiments to Reflective Equilibrium
By Alida Chan Intuition is the instinctive judgement of a particular scenario, often involving abstract reasoning. Part of intuition’s nature,
A Government of Limitations
By Daniel Liao Introduction Consider the question’s negative response: “There is no such thing as too much democracy.” This implies
Treatise on the Considerations of Belief
By Pinsong Sun Imagine a woman with her newborn child. The woman is negligent on a hot day and leaves