Category: crealectics
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15 Great Books that Will Incidentally Improve Your Philosophical Health
Will make you be more self-assertive and creative: Thus Spoke Zarathustra (F. Nietzsche) The Masterpiece of Masterpieces, a blending of fiction and non-fiction on the creative meaning of life. Written to forget about loneliness and to celebrate our longing for friendship. 2. Will make you be more playful and detached, even with serious matters: The Dice Man (G. Cockcroft) A […]
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What on Earth is Philosophical Health?
Take a deep breath. And another. By doing so, you just experienced your bodily sense. We all get a sense of what physical health is when our body feels energised or relaxed. Sometimes our bodily sense feels sore or painful and sometimes we forget about it. Now say your first name out loud, like me: I […]
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Awakening to Philosophical Health
We may be looking for objective possibilities in the real world if it seems we can grab or purchase them as available choices: this is a weaker sense of the possible, a possibility that is ready-made as opposed to the unimpossible of creal virtuality. Philosophical dis-ease happens when we neglect our intercreative sense of the possible while […]
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Three Forms of Intelligence According to Crealectics
The authors of the following article used my tripartite definition of intelligence to reflect on Deepfakes: Campbell, C., Plangger, K., Sands, S., & Kietzmann, J. H. (2022). The coming reality of fakes: How Deepfakes and AI could reshape the ad industry. JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING RESEARCH. “We draw in literature during the discussion of our findings to […]
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Can an In-House Philosopher Be a Free Thinker?
In the recently released Jurassic World: Dominion, Jeff Goldblum plays Ian Malcolm, the “in-house” philosopher of the biotech multinational Biosyn. He delivers edifying speeches to the employees, which may reinforce the ideology of the company while being slightly critical on a metalevel. The CEO calls him a bit of a contrarian, but can a contrarian […]
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Estranged from Experiencing
In these PAX videos, I take one random page of my previously published books and reflect on it without ever editing my words (it’s always take 1). I plan to make 888 videos, which might take up to 20 years. I want to look back at what I wrote and the books in which my […]
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Sense-Making Interviews Looking at the 6 Elements of Philosophical Health (de Miranda’s SMILE_PH methodology)
A relatively short video presentation about my SMILE_PH methodology and how I applied it in interviews with persons living with a spinal cord injury (tetraplegic): Sense-Making Interviews Looking at the 6 Elements of Philosophical Health
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