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Steven Colborne

Dec 21, 2019

The Flawed Philosophy Behind Elon Musk’s Neuralink

Is it morally acceptable for an entrepreneur to drill into the brains of humans and animals in an attempt to merge them with artificial intelligence? In this article, I’ll be exploring some of the philosophical and ethical problems related to Elon Musk’s Neuralink project, which is in the process of attempting to do just that. Continue reading

Philosophy

AI, animal testing, artificial intelligence, Elon Musk, God, God’s Grand Game, Neuralink, neuroscience, science, SpaceX, technology, Tesla, Theology
Nov 30, 2019

Mental Illness and the Chemical Imbalance Myth

I believe that what are currently diagnosed as mental illnesses should be seen as expressions of character or personality rather than brain disorders. The way in which we behave could only be described as a brain disorder if the reality is that chemicals in our brains control our personalities. But I’m quite sure this isn’t… Continue reading

Mental Health

Big Pharma, faith, General Election 2019, God’s Grand Game, healthcare, Labour Party, mental illness, national health service, NHS, Philosophy, Spirituality, Theology, UK politics
Nov 20, 2019

Humane Prisons

Hi friends. I’ve spent quite a lot of time on YouTube over the last few days, as I signed up for a free trial of YouTube Premium. This means no ads and a considerably better viewing experience. While using YouTube without ads has been wonderful, I’ve still found myself skipping around content quite a lot… Continue reading

Morality and Ethics

compassionate justice, crime, fear, freedom, humane prisons, imprisonment, incarceration, justice, Philosophy, prison, rehabilitation, suffering, the prison system
Nov 9, 2019

Life: Tragedy or Comedy?

The book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible talks about how everything that happens has already happened before, and that there is nothing new under the sun. If this is true, it might be immensely frustrating for God. For if God cannot do anything new, how can He remain inspired, excited, and stimulated for billions upon… Continue reading

Philosophy

Christianity, eternity, existence, faith, Free Will, God, God’s Grand Game, reality, religion, science, Spirituality, Theology
Nov 7, 2019

The Madness of Science

Scientific exploration, particularly in the domain of physics, can be summarised as the investigation into what causes what. Hugely influential ideas in the contemporary scientific paradigm, such as evolution, genetics, and the Big Bang theory, all have this methodology at their core. According to my own philosophical perspective, however, there is one cause of all supposedly… Continue reading

Philosophy

causality, cause and effect, cosmology, evolution, faith, genetics, God, metaphysics, physics, religion, science, the scientific method, Theology
Nov 4, 2019

Why Are You Cruel, Lord?

I feel incredibly frustrated and rather angry. All I want is to feel peace and joy. I know, Lord God, that You could grant this for me easily. I have suffered too much, Lord, and I don’t want to harm or enslave or punish anyone, all I want is peace. I’m so tired of struggling,… Continue reading

God, Suffering

Anger, anxiety, blog, depression, despair, faith, fear, frustration, Philosophy, punishment, religion, Theology

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