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Wikiphilosophers is a philosopedia aiming to provide an overview of all philosophical ideas from new philosophers and thinkers. On Wikiphilosophers, you can articulate all your philosophical views under the lemma to which they belong. In this way, we collect hundreds of philosophies from today's thinkers!
Would you, for example, like to write something about your ideas of what is justice? Then go to the lemma called "Justice" and put your philosophy in this namespace under "Justice/<your username>". Don't forget to write a very brief summary of your idea on the "Justice" lemma and add a link to your entry. You could choose to substantiate your philosophy with (scientific) sources or share where you've drawn inspiration from, but you can also opt to present an entirely new philosophy.
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- Artificial intelligence; on ethics, consciousness and the rights of artificial beings.
- Environment; on ethics of sustainability, animal rights, climate change, and our responsibility to future generations.
- Globalization; on its consequences for national sovereignty, cultural identity, and the tension between globalism and local nationalism.
- Bioethics; on genetic engineering, stem cell research, and the right to life and death.
- Privacy; on the ethics of data, privacy, cybersecurity, and the dissemination of information.
- Social justice; on equality, justice, human rights, and the role of government in ensuring social welfare.
- Consciousness; on the nature of consciousness, self-awareness, and the relationship between mind and body.
- Democracy; on contemporary democracy, partisanship, and the impact of social media on political discussions and the public sphere.
- Freedom of speech; on the limits of free speech, the role of government and private companies in regulating content, and the ethics of censorship.
- Transhumanism; on the future of humanity in light of advanced AI, genetic modification, and other technological advances that could change the human experience.
According to S. Perquin, children should be encouraged to ask questions and think freely to foster critical thinking, openness to new ideas, and the ability to devise creative solutions to problems. This approach will significantly contribute to their personal development and drive innovation within society.
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