PinnedDylan Sapienza·Nov 10, 2020A New Approach for Social Media ID VerificationWith the modern day barrage of misinformation, disinformation and child exploitation that occurs on social media websites, it is often…
Dylan Sapienza·Feb 12, 2021Evaluating The Strength of Moral IntuitionWhy has it been so hard to find a perfect moral system? Perhaps we should first understand what moral success looks like.
Dylan Sapienza·Sep 25, 2020Understanding Ethical Deficiency Through AristotleIn Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, he sets out on the project of understanding the good and how one ought to live in order to live a good…
Dylan Sapienza·May 22, 2020Limitations of Language in Platonic InquiryThe concept of Philosophy evolved out of a familiar and natural route of inquiry, people exchanging ideas through discussion. Despite its…
Dylan Sapienza·Nov 18, 2019Defying Intuition in The Knowledge Argument for QualiaIntuition is one of the most widespread forces across humanity. Some of our intuitions help us solve problems in what seems to be an…
Dylan Sapienza·Oct 3, 2018Passive Listening: What is it? Do you do it? Should we be worried?Passive Listening: What is it? Do you do it? Should we be worried?
Dylan Sapienza·Apr 11, 2018Is Stress Relative?It is certainly uncommon to find something that is definitively universal. Across any society, race, religion or what you may, one thing is…A response icon1A response icon1
InBecoming Human: Artificial Intelligence MagazinebyDylan Sapienza·Apr 10, 2018The Case of Unregulated Exponential Technological DevelopmentIt’s 2011, the word on the street was there was some new app. At the time few people had smartphones and even less were proficient enough…
