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- Hu Yilin: The Digital Identity of the Future Should Not Be a Safer ID Number, but a Rights System of Proof on Demand
- Stablecoins Are the “Royalists” of the Crypto World: Open USD Lets the Old Monetary System Enter the Arena Itself
- From the China Zun Incident to AI Governance: Hu Yilin on New Technologies, Safety, and Social Mobility
- The Future Did Not Attend the Project-Approval Meeting: From Unpaid Wastewater Plant Fees to Pre-Sold Apartment Buildings, Hu Yilin Discusses the Monetary Roots of “Afford to Build, but Not to Maintain”
- From “Speak Mandarin” to “Preserve Dialects”: Singapore’s Language Policy Has Reached the Point of Shifting Gears
- Stop Asking Whether It Was Written by AI; First Ask Whether It’s Any Good
- Freedom is the root, plurality is the end; one cannot sacrifice freedom in order to protect plurality
- AI Regulation Must Not Become a New Despotism in the Technological Age
- Universities that prohibit students from using AI to write papers should be dissolved immediately
- The whole world has erupted into a shouting match—what right does a museum have to step in and play peacemaker?
- If Scholars Don’t Use AI, That Counts as Academic Corruption
- Gathering All the Books in the World—Can the Library of Alexandria of the AI Era Endure?
- Distribution According to Enjoyment: How to Break the Logic of Involution in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- Will AI Restructure the History of Science?
- How to Be a Punk Philosopher
- “Big Questions” Are Once Again Becoming Highly Controversial in the Present #”Xinrui Weekly” 2025 Year-End Special, 09
- The Street Is Not a Tourist Attraction—Afterword to I, My Singapore, My Street, My Walks
- Opening Remarks for the Brain-Computer Interface Forum: Interface or Port?
- Let Beibei Become Someone Different from Yang Weiwei
- The Media Matrix and the Livestream Preview
- Email Subscription Has Been Re-enabled
- The Great Blockchain of Being—Decentralized Philosophy in This Age (An Introduction to Blockchain Philosophy)
- The Network State and Its Technological Foundations
- How Science Museums in China Can Innovate by Bringing Forth the New
- The Linguistics of the Life Sciences: From Mechanical Analogies to Teleological Analogies—Preface to the Recommended Chinese Translation of The Book of Life
- In the Digital Age, How Do We Win the “Battle to Defend Childhood”
- Museums in a Changing Society
- Encrypted Flight Vol. 11 | Will Tsinghua People Who Have Gone Out Dream of a Bitcoin-Standard World? An Interview with Hu Yilin
- Reading: A Bridge to the Future
- Talking About Trump
- On the Left’s Self-dug Grave
- In the Age of AI, What Is Philosophy For?
- The Real Web3 Revolution: A Recent Little Collection of Thoughts on MEME Coins
- Seedao Node Conference Talk: Bitcoin: Reconsidering the Disappearance of the Nation-State, the Network City-State, and Pluralism
- My blog keeps crashing, and I’ve had enough. I’m准备彻底 updating it. I’m currently troubleshooting the problem, so during this period the blog may look rather ugly.
- Common Knowledge as Life
- From Journey to the West to Black Myth: On the Medium of Culture
- The Influence of Chinese Culture on Chinese DAO
- The Possibility of the Revival of Chinese Traditional Culture in Web3
- Accelerationism Is Not Liberatory Enough; Only by Combining It with Web3 Can AI’s Potential Be Unleashed
- On “Fair Launch”
- Has NFT Failed?
- A Few Rambling Thoughts on “How to Lead One Billion People into Web3”
- Memory Replacing Computation—A Review of Stiegler’s Technics and Time
- Huawendao White Paper 3.0 (Q&A Version)
- Chinese Character Inscription Is About to Launch
- The Triple Greatness of the Crypto Renaissance
- Accelerationism vs. Alignmentism, Socialism(?)
- Cultivating a Cultural Atmosphere That Pursues Novelty and Interest — A Review of Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned
- AI Is Sick; Web3 Is the Cure
- Notes on the “Network City-State”
- What Is Technology? (Transcript of the 25th Session of the Jishi Lecture Series)
- “Metaverse” from the Perspective of the History of Technology — The New Environment of the Information Revolution
- Full-Sensory Games vs. Fully On-Chain Games—Two Directions for the Metaverse Revolution
- Philosophy of Metaverse Space (Introduction)
- Commentary on the 2023 Exam Paper for “Media History and Media Philosophy”
- Why PoS Ethereum Cannot Become a Base Currency
- Review of Radical Markets: Also on Why the Crypto Movement Should Be Radical
- Immortality: The Intrinsic Connection Between Transhumanism and Web3
- How Is a History of Technological Thought Possible? — Mumford’s Historiographical Method as Seen in Technics and Civilization
- On the “Pattern” of the Digital City-State
- On Transhumanism, the Logic of Blockchain, and Huawendao: A Dialogue at SeeDAO
- Treating People as People: An Introduction to Wiener’s The Human Use of Human Beings
- Introduction to “Cybernetic Revolutionaries: Technology and Politics in Allende’s Chile”
- Do We Still Need to “Read” in the Age of “Swiping”?
- Summary of the Course “A General History of Technology” (Fall 2022 Semester)
- Summary of the Introduction to Philosophy of Technology Course (Fall Semester 2022–23)
- Can General Education Outmaneuver the Majors? — A Loose Talk from Course Assessment Methods to ChatGPT
- The Structure of the Historiographical Revolution — An Introduction to The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
- Unemployment or Liberation? Artificial Intelligence’s Dual Revolution
- Play to Action—On Human Liberation in the Digital Age
- NFT Value Viewed Through The Philosophy of Money
- Excerpt from a Reading Group on The Human Condition: The Boundary Between the Public and the Private, the Distinction Between Property and Wealth, and the Meaning of DAO
- Huawendao Offline AMA, First Session: White Paper Presentation
- Huawendao White Paper, Version 2.1.1
- Confronting “Complexity” — A Review of Big Science
- Augmented Reality or Augmented Rationality? The Multiple Ideals of Communication Technology
- NFT-ifying Behavioral Histories: The Return of Value to Meaning
- Will Digital Musk and Digital Musk Become Friends?
- “Selected Readings in Original Works of Philosophy of Technology” Course Summary for 2022
- Becoming Citizens Capable of Debate—Commencement Address for the 2022 Department of History of Science Graduation Ceremony
- In Memory of Master Xianglong
- Why Is the Cat Version of “The God of Medicine” Wrong?
- From a Snail Shell to the Metaverse—An Evolutionary Theory of Technological “Organs”
- The “Nonsense” that Scientifically Combats Scientific Nonsense — Preface to Recommending Exposing Data Nonsense
- Heavenly Endowment
- The Science Museum in the Metaverse: Looking Ahead to the Future of Digital Collectibles
- Creating Something Out of Nothing — How the Metaverse Inflates Big Bubbles
- An Interview Transcript on Research Failure
- The Metaverse: the “New Continent” of the Information World
- Are Houses in the Metaverse Sold by Square Meter?
- Rebuilding the Threshold—Web3 Is Indeed a Kind of Regression into “Enclosure and Self-Exaltation,” but That May Not Necessarily Be a Bad Thing
- Will AI’s “Xiaowuxianggong” Go Berserk? — “Review of AI 3.0”
- From the Altar to the Forum: The Practical Significance of the History of Science (A Review of Modern History of Science)
- Historical Significance or Practical Significance? — “Science: The Endless Frontier”
- On VR (IV): If Houses Are Square, What’s So Strange About People Who See Squares? — On the Sensory Style of the Metaverse
- Course Summary for A General History of Technology, Fall 2021 (Questionnaire Summary)
- The Cost of Innovation: Another Kind of Lesson from the History of Technology — A Review of The Technology Trap
- Commentary on the Autumn 2021 Final Exam for A General History of Technology and Showcase of Outstanding Answer Papers
- A Guide to Understanding Media: Means Are the Measure
- “The World of Ideas,” “Lyceum”: An NFT Project I Imagined, 2 and 3
- “Investiture of the Gods”: An NFT Project I Envisioned
- Why Are NFTs Valuable? Rethinking NFTs and Tulips
- The Metaverse Is Hyperreality, Not Virtual Reality: From the Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial Revolution to the Information Revolution
- From BTC to NFT: From Wealth to Power
- Biography of Things (Continued) — Educational Significance, Secondary-School Science and Technology Innovation, and the Bottleneck Problem
- The Biography of Objects: Methods and Significance in the History of Scientific Instruments
- Basic Skills in Studying Philosophy: Avoid Reifying Abstract Entities, Resist the Universalization of Holism
- In an increasingly impossible-to-take-seriously world, an earnest run-in with JD.com customer service
- NFTs and Tulip Mania
- “People Are Ends, Not Means” — A Critical Review of China on the Cloud
- Games and Its Mission
- On VR (3): Some VR Game Experiences and the “Auditory-Tactile Space”
- An Interview Transcript about Zhang Xiaoyu’s Technics and Civilization
- A Course Summary on Media History and Media Philosophy (Spring 2021)
- In the Age of Technology, What Use Is Philosophy? — On “An Introduction to Philosophy of Technology”
- A Few Recent Audio-Video Posts
- Course Summary for A General History of Technology (Fall 2020)
- On “What Is Technology?”: An Interview with China Science Daily
- Freedom of Speech and Social Media
- Bitcoin: Is There Little Time Left for Poor Students?
- “Leisure” as “Responsibility” — Why Must We Critique Capitalism?
- The Unification of Information Technology and Information Science in the History of Information — A Review of Wu Jun’s Information Transmission
- The Growth History of the Scientific Spirit and the Unity of Personality
- Bitcoin’s New High Commemoration (II): How Far Are We from the Eternal Bull Market?
- Who Is the Worst in “The Emperor’s New Clothes”?
- Getting It Done in Advance — The Common Logic of Napier’s Bones and Logarithms
- Who Is the “Computer”? — Starting from the Relationship Between Computer and Calculator.
- A Conversation with Teacher Wu at the Yejiaxuan Reading Salon
- “A History of the Technology and Philosophical Study of Blockchain” Receives National Social Science Fund Grant
- In what sense is “basic science” the cause of “bottlenecking”?
- Is Digital Currency Beautiful? — A Review of *The New Currency War*
- An Interview with China Discipline Inspection and Supervision News on Questions of Science and Technology
- Course Outline: Philosophy of Science and Reading the Original Texts
- Rules for Authorship on Coauthored Papers
- Course Summary for General History of Technology (Spring 2020)
- Why Must Philosophy Be Obscure? — Reflections on a Perfect-Score Zhejiang Essay
- Driverless Driving: Transforming the World Like Automobiles Did? — A Review of “The Age of Automation”
- Hindsight in the Face of Technology—A Review of The Dark Side of Technology
- Can This Really Count as a General History? — The Publication of Extension of Man: A General History of Technology
- A Brief Q&A on Bitcoin Halving
- How to Write Good Reading Notes Assignments
- The “Atmosphere” of Online Teaching, or a New Paradigm
- Should We Defy Gaia? — A Review of The Medea Hypothesis
- Rethinking Human Nature in the Age of Technology — A Review of Technics and Time 1
- Using Unequal Technology to Promote Equality
- Rumor: Seeking Rationality in an Absurd World
- Elevating the Enemy, or a Narrative Bigger Than the Grand
- The Meaning of “Conflation”: How the Public Can Participate in Scientific Communication
- Viruses: Nature’s Temper?
- “Preventable and Controllable” — the “Flag” of the Technological Age
- Why Has “From One to Infinity” Remained Popular for 70 Years?
- Why Is Innovation an Economic Question? — An Analysis of the Concept of Innovation from the Perspective of the History of Science and Technology
- Is Philosophy of Technology Useful? — Applying Philosophy of Technology in Teaching the Philosophy of Technology Course
- From “Information Blocks” to “Blockchains”: Blockchain as a Completion of the Internet
- Is an E-cigarette a Cigarette?
- On the Swedish Climate Girl (The Decline of the Enlightenment Spirit)
- On Backwardness and Getting Beaten
- From Spirit Photography to Face-Swapping Apps: On the Popularization and Abuse of Technology
- Kant on “Not Lying”
- Was There Confucianism in the Ancient West?
- On the Amazon Fire and the Amazon Outage
- My Qualification to Recruit PhD Students Was Revoked (with an Attached Record of Communication with Prospective Applicants)
- Visiting for an Exchange at Jiangsu Province Qinghe Middle School (What Kind of “General Technology” Do Middle School Students Need?)
- The Responsibility of Intellectuals
- Am I “One” or “Many”? — A Review of I Encompass All Things
- Course Summary for “A General History of Technology” (Second Year)
- Technology and Garbage in a Race
- Suixuan Is Moving
- The “Two Cultures” Debate Is Long Outdated
- Should We ‘Bid’ to Snatch Up Talent?
- Humans and Technology in Evolution—Technology Also Needs “Protected Areas for Diversity”
- Personality Philosophy vs. Propositional Philosophy: On the Inevitability of the Decline of Continental Philosophy and the Immortality of Its Significance
- Salute to the Strivers! — Striving for the Capitalist or Striving for All Humanity? (Comments on 996)
- Who Can Sell Black Hole Photos? Visual China Can, but So Can You
- Upgrading One’s Worldview Is Not So Easy—A Review of Worldview
- Writing Robot: The Conflict Between Education and Technology
- Don’t Universities for the Elderly Teach You How to Play Games?
- From Melamine to Thesis Plagiarism Checks: A Completely Meaningless Detection-and-Evasion Battle
- From Deep to Shallow—Summary of the Introduction to Philosophy of Technology Course
- A Compilation of Feedback on the Homework for Introduction to Philosophy of Technology
- Is Chinese Studies Anti-Science?
- Can a Screen Change the Fate of Education?
- How Can Ethics in the Technological Age Welcome the Future? [Fourth Commentary]
- Is Eugenics Justifiable? — A Delayed Judgment [Third Review]
- The Abdication of Royal Power and the Reform of the International System of Units
- The Disappearance of “Grace” — A Second Discussion of the He Jiankui Affair
- “Passing the Buck” Is the Greatest Danger Exposed by the He Jiankui Incident
- Can VR Save Us from Our Smartphone Addiction?
- Viète and the Transformation of Mathematics from Antiquity to Modernity
- AR Glasses and the “Brain in a Vat”
- Review of The Meaning of Science
- On the Backboard — A Phenomenology of Beat Saber
- Course Schedule for the 2018 Fall Semester (Introduction to Philosophy of Technology + Selected Readings in Classic Works of Philosophy of Science)
- Selected Commentary on the Anji Conference
- On VR (II): A Stage-by-Stage Summary of the Gaming Experience
- Newtonian Mechanics and Modern Currency
- Balancing Fairness and Efficiency—Can Smart Cities Solve Beijing’s “Hard Stations”?
- On Shanzhai: On the Advantages of Being a Latecomer
- On Sexual Harassment
- Course Summary for “A General History of Technology” (Student Comments and Summaries of Each Lecture)
- On Plagiarism (A Zero Without Appeal and Unsparing Mockery)
- The Spirit of Science: Struggle or Harmony?
- Final Exam Paper for General History of Technology
- What Kind of Assignment Does the Teacher Hope to See? — Reflections on Assigning the “General History of Technology” Assignment
- On VR (I): The Meaning of “Immersion”
- On VR (I): The Meaning of “Immersion”
- At what “time” do we need to “check the time”?
- History of Science as a Nature Reserve—A Darwinian View of Science
- The First Reading Group of This Semester
- Further Supplement to PhD Admissions Requirements (Actionable Questionnaire Version) [Expired]
- Undergraduate General Education Course: “A General History of Technology”
- The “Entrepreneurial Spirit” That Breaks the Balance
- The “Entrepreneurial Spirit” that Breaks the Balance
- An Interview on Science and Technology in the Magazine China Youth
- The Ontological Basis of ‘Scarcity Makes Things Valuable’—With a Discussion of Why Bitcoin Is Valuable
- Comments on the 2nd Tsinghua Forum on the History and Philosophy of Science
- Selected Readings in Philosophy of Science: “Scientific Realism and the Plasticity of the Mind” (Post-Lecture Notes by the Lecturer, by Jalinus)
- The “King of Invention” wasn’t called that for nothing—he was the one who invented “invention” itself
- Selected Readings in the Original Works of Philosophy of Science: “Facts, Fiction, and Forecast” (Post-lecture Notes by Jiepo Qingshan)
- Selected Readings in Original Works of Philosophy of Science: “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions” (Post-class Notes by the Lecturer, by Yiduo Xiong)
- Selected Readings from the Original Texts of Philosophy of Science: Reichenbach (Post-Class Notes by Zhuowu)
- Selected Readings in Classics of Philosophy of Science: Sample In-Class Questions
- The First Reading Group of the New Semester
- Selected Readings from Classic Works in Philosophy of Science: Introduction
- Course Syllabus: Selected Readings from Classic Works in Philosophy of Science
- Course Syllabus: Selected Readings from Classic Works in Philosophy of Science
- On ICOs: The Future of Stocks
- Less Habit, More Tracing Back to the Source — A Review of The Origin of Everything
- Galileo as an Artist
- How Technology Has Shaped Our Daily Lives: Attending Class
- [A Little Grumble] You Only Realize How Annoying Procrastination Is Once You Become a Teacher
- How Technology Has Shaped Our Daily Lives: Using the Toilet
- On the Industrial Revolution (I): Watt’s Kettle: Myth and Reality
- On the Industrial Revolution (I): Watt’s Kettle: Myth and Reality
- How Technology Has Shaped Our Daily Lives: Breakfast
- Must Anti-Discrimination Be Scientific? — On the “Google Ideological Echo Chamber” Incident
- How Technology Has Shaped Our Daily Life: Getting Out of Bed
- How Technology Has Shaped Our Daily Lives: An Introduction
- Supplementary Notes on PhD Admissions Requirements [No Longer Valid]
- Bitcoin: A Layperson’s Introduction
- Blog Update Basically Complete
- Course Plan: How Technology Shapes Our Daily Lives
- The Blog Is Being Redesigned
- The Blame for “Health” Scams Shouldn’t Be Put on the Audience
- Science Popularization Should Stand on the Opposite Side of “Innovation”
- Hu Yilin’s Recruitment Notice [Expired]
- Hu Yilin’s Recruitment Notice [Expired]
- When Reading Joseph Needham, Do Not “Buy the Casket and Return the Pearl” — A Review of *The Titration of Civilization*
- Is the threshold for “learning” Bitcoin higher? — Also on the Different Levels of Technical Knowledge
- On Political Correctness (I): Political Correctness and the God’s-Eye View
- Lecture Notes on The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Garbage (Postdoctoral Exit Report)
- The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Garbage (Postdoctoral Exit Report): Lecture Notes
- Commemorating Bitcoin’s New High
- On Phenomenology (I)
- My Course Plan for the History of Science Department
- The Origins of Technology
- The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Garbage
- The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Garbage
- Technology and Exploiting Loopholes—On Alibaba’s “Mooncake Snatching Incident”
- In Memory of Professor Ye Xiushan
- I Removed Many Registered Users from the Blog and Temporarily Closed Registration
- I cleaned up many registered users on the blog and temporarily disabled the registration function
- Is It Worth Building a Super-Large Collider?
- Is It Worth Building a Super-Large Particle Collider?
- Travel Notes from the Xichang Conference
- The knife really is about to fly up and cut people: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Technical Intentionality
- The knives are really starting to fly and cut people: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Technological Intentionality
- A Loose Phenomenological Discussion of “Artificial Intelligence”
- A “Transitional” Work — _Outmoded Wisdom_ (Afterword, Table of Contents, and Selected Images)
- The “Layers” of the World—A Few Words on Pokemon GO and AR
- “Our” Magazine, “Shared” Youth — A Commemorative Essay on “Gongqingyuan”
- When Results Obscure Process — “Scientific Literacy Standards” and Melamine
- Results Obscure Process—”Science Literacy Benchmarks” and Melamine
- I, Too, Will Take a Shot at the “Chinese Citizens’ Scientific Literacy Benchmark”
- “It Must Be Rectification of Names” — Politics, History, and Science
- The Self-Realization of Technology (Outline)
- On Mirrors (I): The Construction of Interfaces
- Internet + Real Estate = Free?
- Why Fear Artificial Intelligence? — Some Musings on AlphaGo
- Obsolete Wisdom (Preface to Fifteen Lectures on the General History of Science)
- On Cities (1): What Is a City?
- The Inevitable Path to Decentralization—A Few Thoughts on Bitcoin Hard Forks, and, by the Way, on Central Bank Digital Currency
- On Garbage (1): From Discarded Things to Useless Things
- What Does the Mobile Phone Have to Do with Cooking? — The One and the Many of Technology
- The Structure of the Technological Revolution (Draft)
- Travel Notes from the Shenyang–Benxi Meeting (Benxi篇)
- Travel Notes from the Shenyang–Benxi Conference (Shenyang Section)
- Natural History or Natural Records?
- On Small-Class Teaching
- The Definition of “Technology” — A Means to an End, or Something That Can Be Learned?
- Philosophical Commentary [Episode 2] “What Nice Weather” (Part I): The True Is the Point of Emphasis
- Philosophical Ramblings [Episode 1]: Freedom Is Like Treating Someone to a Meal
- Philosophical Commentary and Quips [Column Introduction] Philosophy and Life
- Stock Market Musings: Freedom and Stability
- How Should the General History of Science Be Told? — Course Summary for “General History of Science”
- On Writing Papers — Summary of the “Introduction to Academic Research” Course
- Compendium of Recommended Readings for a General History of Science
- A General History of Science 16: The Revolution in Twentieth-Century Physics
- Lectures on the General History of Science 15: A Special Topic in the History of Mathematics (The Mathematical Revolution)
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science 14: Science and the Industrial Revolution [Starting Next Week, We’ll Move to a Different Classroom]
- Lectures on the General History of Science 13: Science in the Age of Enlightenment
- Lectures on the General History of Science 12: Discussion Session
- Lectures on the General History of Science 11: Alchemy and the Scientific Revolution [Next Week’s Class Discussion]
- Lectures on the General History of Science 10: The Mechanics Revolution [Class Discussion the Week After Next]
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science 9: The Copernican Revolution
- Lectures on the General History of Science 8: Printing and the Scientific Revolution
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science 7: The Middle Ages and Christian Science
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science 6: Special Topics in the History of Chinese Science
- Lectures on the General History of Science 5: Roman and Arabic Science
- Lectures on the General History of Science 4: Hellenistic Science
- Lectures on the General History of Science 3: The Classical Greek Period [Classroom Changed Starting Next Week]
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science 2: The Prehistory of Science
- Lecture Notes on the General History of Science (Introduction)
- This Semester’s Course Schedule
- On Genetically Modified Organisms
- Why We Don’t Need BitCNY
- Copernicus and Nakamoto — A Paradigm Shift in the Technological Revolution
- Inner Bodily Consciousness
- Supervisors as the Dissertation’s Imagined Adversary—Odds and Ends on Academic Papers
- A Summary of the Reading Group on The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
- On CC Licenses
- On Civil Servants
- An Outline of the General History of Technology
- Giving a Talk on the History of Science at Central China Normal University
- Course Outline: A Guide to Academic Research
- Course Outline: A General History of Science
- Bitcoin’s Value Depends on Holding It
- Media as Environment — A Rough Philosophical Reading of Media Ecology
- Should Bitcoin Exchanges Have 100% Reserves?
- Application Scenarios for Bitcoin Multisignature Technology
- An Introduction to the Historiography of the General History of Technology
- Bitcoin and Mathematics: How Reliable Is Cryptography?
- Exploring the Dark Interstices — A Review of Speculation and Media
- Notes and Illustration Sources for “A Brief History of Scientific Culture”
- On the Historiographical Program for a General History of Science
- An Initial Exploration of Simmel’s Philosophy of Money
- Postscript to the Doctoral Dissertation
- Postdoctoral Research Plan (A History of “Trash” from the Perspective of Media Ecology)
- On the Bitcoin Ban Controversy
- MtGox Miscellany: If Something That Could Be Made Public Is Not Made Public, There Must Be Something Shady Behind It
- The Dark Forest and the Law of Evolution, Thought and Expression — Some Complaints about The Three-Body Problem
- Nandu Media’s “Bitcoin” Special Feature Interview Questionnaire
- Why Won’t Bitcoin Fall to Zero? — Random Thoughts on Bitcoin Market Trends
- On the Question of the Scientificity of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Why Should Young People Publish Books?—Starting from Sounding the West, Striking the East
- Why Doesn’t Bitcoin Fit Gresham’s Law (Bad Money Drives Out Good)?
- Is Bitcoin Environmentally Friendly?
- Art: The Margin of Technology
- Toys, Mirrors, and Art (Reflections on a Seminar and a Preview)
- Some Thoughts on Teaching Assistants for Small-Group Discussion Sessions in General Education Elective Courses
- The Rationality of Whig History and the Possibility of an Anti-Whig Approach
- The Revolutionary History of Media
- Travel Notes on the Lushan Conference
- What Is Wrong with “Eugenics” — A Review of Against Perfection
- A Natural History of Media—McLuhan’s Method
- Bitcoin: Musings on Mining and Altcoins
- Bitcoin: Common Sense and Dogma
- Bitcoin: The Age of Exploration
- The Economic History of Media—From Marx to Innis
- An Explanation Regarding Going to Teach a Public Class at 706 and the Strike
- Miscellaneous Musings on Gambling
- Post-80s: The First Generation of Young People in an Age of Twilight
- Bitcoin: The Disappearance of the State
- Bitcoin: An Endless Scam
- Bitcoin: The Nature of Money
- Human-Centricity or Humble Solipsism? — A Discussion of Whether Heidegger’s Philosophy Is a Philosophy of Subjectivity
- A Discussion of Aliens as a Modern Superstition
- Settling Accounts After the Fall and Talking About Shoes
- Photography and Science
- On Page Charges
- On Delayed Graduation and Looking for a Job
- On NetEase Mail, Cookies, and Privacy in the Internet Age
- A Civilizational History of Technology—Using Mumford as an Example
- The First Weibo Post That Got Blocked~
- Updated the Blog Email Address
- The Paradox of Fairness—On Halting Ticket-Grabber Plugins
- The History of Work
- Contempt and Locality
- The Two Falls of the Concept of “Nature” and Nature as “Anti-Normative” in Its Original Sense
- Equality or Freedom: On the Question of Attending School Outside One’s Hometown
- Blog hosting moved to Aliyun~
- Travel Notes from the Guangzhou Conference
- A Supplement to “Media History as Transcendental Philosophy”: The Relation Between Ontology and Epistemology; Nature Is Naturally the Boundary of Technology
- On the Discussion of Intentional History and Actual History
- On Elitism and Esoteric Truth
- Never Forget National Humiliation, Never Harbor National Grievance
- [Reprint] Zhou Ruixuan: Lovers of wisdom, the things you don’t know — A note on Hu Yilin, a doctoral student in the Department of Philosophy, Class of 2010
- A Philosophy of Cinema, Not a Philosophy About Cinema—Reading Technics and Time 3: The Problem of Cinema’s Time and the Pain of Existence
- On the Diaoyu Islands
- Media and Morality
- Olympiad Math: The Side Road to the Gaokao
- The Shameful Greek Spirit
- The Whole-Nation System and the Pursuit of Excellence
- Solving Problems and Institutional Reform
- Disasters and Despotism
- Chopsticks and Internet Addiction
- My Book-Writing Plan
- Youth and Politics
- 20120628
- The 1000th Blog Post
- A Further Discussion of “Formal Indication”
- Christian Creationism and the Rise of Modern Science
- Reading Foster: “The Christian Doctrine of Creation and the Rise of Modern Natural Science”
- Joining the Party Burdened by Guilt
- Knowledge Is Connection
- Recommended Introductory Reading on Phenomenology: “Studies in Lived Experience”
- The Flush Toilet: City, Civilization, Modernity
- Nature as Raw Meat or Bacon
- Patriotism and Hatred of Enemies
- On Choosing an English Translation of “The Critique of Pure Reason”
- The Left and Right, Chinese Style
- Do the People Have the Right to Be Ignorant? — With a Discussion of Enlightenment and Unconcealment
- Brazenly Shameless
- Switched the server back to Beijing dual-line
- The Spring and Autumn Annals Style or Scientific Research? — Is the Mission of the Media to Seek Truth?
- The Philosopher’s Profession, or the Professional Philosopher?
- Satisfaction and Choice—Reading Kevin Kelly’s What Technology Wants
- Recommended Chinese-Language Bibliography on Environmental Philosophy
- The Distanting and Severing of “This”
- In Praise of “Rumors”
- The Multiple Layers of Technological Embodiment (embodiment, incarnation, manifestation)
- Why Place Ads
- Technical Intentionality and the Unconscious
- The Re-Creation of the World: How Modern Science Came Into Being
- On “Gongqingyuan”
- [Weibo] Earth Hour
- The title doesn’t show up on the blog homepage, but it still exists~
- Let’s test posting a Weibo directly on the blog~
- Western Learning as Substance, Chinese Learning as Application
- Night Reading Mencius: The Traitor Faction
- Democracy Against the People-as-the-Basis: A Debate on Weibo
- The Mediality of “Natural Seeing”
- A History of Technological Thought Between the Legs
- Where Is the Journal Conservative? — A Brief Note on Submitting a Manuscript
- The “Natural Selection” of Technology—A Critique of Levinson’s Theory of Media Evolution
- Notes on “Being and Time” II: “Being and Media”?
- Revised the Blog’s Copyright Rules
- Notes on Being and Time, Part I: The Questioning Path That Illuminates the Light
- Black Bear and Virtue Ethics
- The Strong Program of Media History
- Maid Cafés and “Professional Ethics”
- Bottom-Up Reform
- A Second Discussion of Fang Yaohan: Wild Animals and Freedom of Speech
- About Fang Yaohan
- “The Kingly Way” — The Road to the Supreme Good
- Why Do I Say Nokia Will Become the Next Kodak
- Freedom vs. Equality — I Am a Right-Wing Socialist
- [Repost] Call for Papers for the 6th National Academic Conference on Phenomenology and Philosophy of Science and Technology
- “Internet Addiction” Stems from a Craving for the “Real World”
- From Technical Code to Virtue Ethics: Table or Div? — Starting from the Ministry of Railways Ticketing Website
- “Intentional History” and the Aim of Historiography
- On the Final Essay Question in the General History of Science Course: “The Key Machine of the Industrial Age Was Not the Steam Engine but the Clock”
- Regarding the Third Assignment for Ke Tong: “On Bacon’s Science”
- Love of Wisdom and Patriotism
- Schneider, What’s the Matter with You? Or, on the Thickness of Media—An Interpretation of “The Phenomenology of Perception” 1.3.8
- Cookbooks and the History of Science and Technology
- A Portal for the History of Science and Philosophy? A Library? — On the Future Fate of keshizhe.net
- On Communicating with Extraterrestrial Civilizations—A Snarky Commentary on Jiang Xiaoyuan’s Report
- Second Commentary on the Science and Technology Assignment (On the Revolutionary and Conservative Aspects of the Copernican System)
- Exchange First, Scholarship Second—A Summary of the Forum on the History and Philosophy of Science
- Introduction to the History, Philosophy, and Science Conference Handbook
- Politics Is Dispute—Starting from the Smoke-Free Campus
- Mathematics, Education, and Machines
- What Is an “Eduroam-Free Address”?
- Huaxia Mingwang’s hosting failure rate is too high…
- Ye Men Gathering — Archived Old Essays
- Some Replies on the General History of Science BBS in the First Half of the Semester
- Printing, Natural History, and the Birth of Modern Science
- Notes on the keshizhe.net submission area (and adding a “replies visible only to the original poster” feature)
- Beijing Region Graduate Student Forum on the History and Philosophy of Science Continues to Solicit Submissions~~
- On the First Assignment for History of Science and Technology: Basic Features of Hellenistic Science Seen Through Ptolemaic Astronomy
- Is the University a Public Sphere? — Further Thoughts on Publicly Posting Grades and Publicly Critiquing Assignments
- Arendt Reading Notes
- My New Mobile Device: HTC Flyer
- Revisiting “Natural History” (Natural Science) as a Historiographical Program
- Was Heidegger a Technological Pessimist?
- What Does the Red Cross Do? What Do Public Welfare Organizations Do?
- On “Knowledge Changes One’s Destiny”
- The Difference Between Pirates and Heroes?
- Access Statistics of the History of Science, Philosophy, and Technology BBS Since Its Launch..
- Is High Speed a Good Thing?
- Recommended Introductory Readings in Philosophy of Technology
- The Internet Needs Scholarship; Scholarship Needs the Internet
- Why Create Such a Forum?
- Call for Papers for the 2nd Beijing Graduate Academic Forum on the History of Science and Philosophy
- Call for Papers, Meeting Summary, and BBS Homepage for the 2nd Beijing Graduate Academic Forum on the History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Science
- Why Not Revive Confucianism?
- On Heidegger’s Thought on Technology
- Heidegger’s Thought on Technology
- [Announcement] Starting to Try Weibo
- Some Thoughts on the People’s Congress System
- A Little Commemoration of English Class
- Why Is the Three Gorges Dam Said to Be the Culprit Behind the Drought?
- I Don’t Object to the “Jeanswest Building”
- Utensils and Ritual Vessels
- On Smartphones and Tablets: The Advanced Nature of Technology
- Added a Subscription Feature
- Switched EzEngage to connect with Weibo via WordPress
- The Distinctiveness of China’s Written Culture and Print Culture
- Three Meta-Disagreements with Analytic Philosophy
- Art, Media, and the Space of Meaning in the Interstices
- SCI and Academic Fairness
- A Few Words on the “Salt Rumor”
- Why Do We Need Protein? — The Pursuit of Relative Truth
- What Is Democracy? Livelihood? Equality? Democracy Is Article 35 of the Constitution
- Media Realism—Scientific Realism from the Perspective of Media Ontology
- Add Annotations to Any Paragraph: Enable the Feedback by Paragraph Plugin
- [Draft] Several Issues in the Philosophy of Science from the Perspective of Media Ontology—Scientific Method, Causality, and Realism
- This Issue’s Music: “Baba Yetu”
- [Reprint] One Against a Hundred—Those Internet Companies with Few Employees and Many Users
- A Talk on “Copyright” in the Internet Age
- Writing in the Internet Age—A Brief Discussion of the Intentional Structure of Electronic Media
- Some Thoughts on the Elements of History of Science in the Primary School “Science” Curriculum
- Plugins Currently in Use on the Blog (Updated 11-11-20)
- Music for This Issue: TiawTang (Thailand’s Music in Civilization V)
- The Qufu Church and the Time and Space of Chinese Tradition
- Switching Blogs Again!
- A Chat Record on Determinism and Free Will
- The Blind Spots of Modern Medicine as Seen from “Double-Blind Experiments”
- Some Thoughts on the Future of Energy
- The Handy and the In-Hand
- What Can Chinese Tradition Bring to Modern Politics?
- A Paragon of the History of Scientific Thought — Dijksterhuis’s The Mechanization of the World Picture
- Tracing the Origins of the “Mechanical View of Nature”—The Most Classic Whiggish Internal History of Science (A Review of *The Mechanization of the World Picture*)
- “Co-being” and the Horse of Seahorse-ism
- The Tower of Babel and the Accelerator — Reflections on Ma Boqiang’s Lecture
- Thought, History, Poetry — One of the Explanations of This Version of the Categorical Scheme
- Blogcn Really Does Have Log Review After All
- Initial Setup of the Suixuan Sub-Base Completed
- Categories in the Internet Age and Hypertext Scholarship
- Blog Relocation Effective Today
- The Practice-of-Medicine Model as the Modern Significance of Traditional Chinese Medicine — Reflections on Zhang Daqing’s Lecture
- The Capitalization of Technology — Reflections on Han Qide’s Lecture
- Hello, World!
- Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry in Biology—Thoughts on Chang Zengyi’s Lecture
- On Reform of the Gaokao Guaranteed Admission System and the Jiaozhou Road Fire
- Bioethics and Legal System Building — Reflections on a Lecture by Zhang Daqing
- Media and the Externalization of “Knowledge”
- The Blog’s Indenture
- Natural History as a Historiographical Program—Reflections on Liu Huajie’s Lecture
- Reviving the Culture of the Court Historian——The Institution of the Court Historian as a Religious System
- “Natural History” Should Be Translated as “Natural History”
- Reexamining Medicine, Reexamining Human Nature—Reflections on Wang Yifang’s Lecture
- “The Two Cultures”: Science and Literature, or Science and the Humanities? — Reflections on Liu Bing’s Lecture
- Civilization History as History of Science—A Review of Sarton’s Ancient Science in the Golden Age of Greece
- Tradition as the Condition for Creation—Reflections on Dong Guangbi’s Lecture
- Know Yourself, and Do Nothing in Excess—Reflections on Wang Yifang’s Lecture
- Space and Geometry—Questions for Reflection and Suggestions for Discussion from Teacher Wang’s Lecture
- The benevolent are invincible: some associations
- The Secrets of the Turing Machine
- A Few Words on “What Is Science” at the Start of the Course
- Has the Yiku server apparently moved to the United States? …
- A Travelogue of the Hailar Conference
- ZZ Power Station Quietly Begins Construction / Nujiang Again in Crisis (Southern Metropolis Daily, 2008-03-17)
- Supplementary Remarks on Media Ontology
- Theses on Media Ontology
- “Proof” and the Mathematical Spirit
- Plagiarism Is Not Just a Matter of “Academic Norms” — With a Discussion of Relative Legitimacy
- How Should We Understand Why “Proof” Is the Core Concept of the “Foundations of Mathematics”?
- Has Chaos Theory Overturned the Determinism of Classical Physics? (Philosophy of Physics Assignment)
- What the Wang Hui Affair Reveals About the Climate in Chinese Academia
- Why Post Grades?
- Postscript After Grading the 2010 General History of Science Exam
- Answers to the Essay Questions on the Final Exam for History of Science
- The Political Mission of College Students?
- On the New Three Kingdoms and Artworks in the Age of Mass Media
- [Archive] Waiku Blog News
- The Road of the Azure Sky
- A Preliminary Exploration of Heidegger’s Media Ontology
- Two earthquake orphans on stage? What are you thinking?!
- Phenomenology Notes 4: Speech and Propositions, Ready-to-Hand and Present-at-Hand
- Doctoral Research Plan (Media Phenomenology)
- On CCTV’s Blocking of English Abbreviations
- Phenomenology Notes 3
- Quantum Mechanics: Did It Introduce the Observer, or Send God Away?
- Phenomenology Notes 2
- Who Has “Politicized” Google?
- Phenomenology Notes 1
- Winter Break Essay V: Love, or the Search for Certainty
- Winter Vacation Essays, No. 4: Green Dam—The Taboo of Eating Beef or the Taboo of Eating Pork
- Third Winter Vacation Essay: Will and Responsibility
- Winter Break Essay No. 2: Relativism
- Winter Vacation Miscellany I: What Is Modernity?
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 10-01-16 [Final Issue]
- The Naturalization of Mathematics — A Wordplay on the Mechanization of the World Picture
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 10-01-09 [Penultimate Issue?]
- Miscellaneous Notes from This Issue’s Xindao Salon 10-01-02
- The Debate between Science and Metaphysics in Educational Modernization: The Case of Zhang Junmai
- On the Intrinsic Reasons for the Integration of the Mathematical-Traditional and Experimental Traditions
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-12-26
- 09-12-24 Walking on the Ice of Weiming Lake
- Grades and Comments on the First Question of the Second Assignment in General History of Science
- Notes from Today’s New Island Salon 09-12-12
- Jottings from Today’s New Island Salon 09-12–5
- Miscellaneous Notes from the Nanning Phenomenology and Philosophy of Technology Conference I
- November 2009 Nanning Phenomenology and Philosophy of Technology Photo Album
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-11-21 [The Next Session May Be Paused Once]
- Media · Sensation · Space-Time — A Preliminary Inquiry into McLuhan’s Media Ontology
- Grade Record for Question 3 of the First Assignment in General History of Science
- (For the first assignment in the General History of Science—“Briefly describe the basic features of Greek cosmology and astronomy”) A few words before I’ve even graded the assignment~
- Notes from Today’s New Island Salon 09-10-24
- Has the Development of the Internet Done More Harm Than Good to Literature?
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-10-10 [Part 1 of the Special Topic on “Science and the View of Life”]
- Notes from Today’s Xin Dao Salon 09-10-03
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-09-26
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-09-19
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-09-12
- Communication and Chess
- 09-09-11
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-08-29
- Xindao Salon Will Experimentally Resume on August 29
- Miscellaneous Thoughts on Marching in Step
- [Archive] Einstein on Parades
- What Is Temperamental Compatibility and Scattered Association
- zz Ministry of Justice: Lawyers Handling Sensitive Cases Must Pay Heed to Politics and the Bigger Picture
- [Announcement] The Xindao Salon Will Continue to Be Suspended Tomorrow
- A Cultural History, Technological History, and Intellectual History of Bathing
- zz Sender: SMG Solar Eclipse Live Broadcast Shockingly Absurd Quotations (Repost)
- Ji Xianlin: “Miscellaneous Memories from the Cowshed”
- [Archive] Ji Xianlin: Preface to Miscellaneous Recollections from the Cow Shed
- Ji Xianlin: “Ji Xianlin on Translation”
- When the End Seeps into the Process, So That the Means Too Become Ends
- On “Benefiting Others by Serving Oneself”
- zzA once-in-a-century astronomical feast: July 22 · the Yangtze River total solar eclipse
- How to Reason with Emotion
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-07-04
- Solar Eclipse and Ritual
- Notes from Today’s New Island Salon 09-06-27
- The Problem of Degrees of Freedom in Love
- Langdon Winner: Do Artifacts Have Politics? — Translated by Gu Chi
- Recollecting “Political Astronomy”
- Random Thoughts on Abacus and Numbers
- [Reprint] “History of Science and Technology” Graduate Entrance Exam Questions (2009)
- Notes from Today’s Xin Dao Salon 09-06-20
- Mirror and Glass: Tactility and Reality (Postscript to “Aristotle’s Tactile World”)
- When Reading a Philosopher, One Must Pay Attention Not Only to What He Says on the Surface, but Also to the Emotions and Intentions Lurking Behind His Words.
- Aristotle’s Tactile World
- Reflections Inspired by Feeling
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-06-13
- A Supplement to “Poetry Is the Most Originary Rationality”:
- This Issue’s Music: Jordi Savall: Celtic Double Bass: The Musical Priest / Scotch Mary [Traditional Irish]
- The God of Luck Appeared to Me~
- How wonderful it is to fly through the air and kiss the earth when it rains…
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-06-06 [and Part Two of the Announcement for the Next Round of Salons]
- Notes from Today’s New Island Salon, 09-05-30 [and a Preview of the Next Round of Salons]
- Notes from the New Island Salon, 09-05-23
- The Responsibility of the Communicator
- Contracts and Spells in Love
- Treating Concepts as Toys and Glasses as Toys
- Philosophy and Poetry
- Today’s Xindao Salon Jottings 09-05-16
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-05-09
- Reading an Einstein Biography
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon, 09-05-02
- Latour: Drawing Things Together Class Report
- Reading Notes on “Science in Action” (Prepared for the classroom report on Latour: Drawing Things Together)
- Miscellaneous Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-04-25
- Translating “natural history” as “natural history” is also not bad
- Notes from the Xindao Salon, 09-04-18
- Notes from Today’s Xindao Salon 09-04-11
- [A Quick Science Explainer][Repost] Allergic Rhinitis
- On the Original Content of My Philosophy
- Remembering Illness While Ill
- On How to Write a Book Report
- My philosophy lacks healing power
- Speaking of Childhood’s First Dream
- Several Scenes from Childhood Memory: Cats, Rain, Streets, Beads, and Chess
- (Expired) Unless something comes up, every Saturday I’ll be in the window-side corner of the non-smoking area at Xindao
- On “Fate”
- Relationism and the Philosophy of Communication
- [German] Josef Pieper: “Leisure: The Basis of Culture” — ★
- Philosophical Style and Attitudes Toward Love
- Chen Jiaying: The Influence of Translations of Western Thought on Contemporary Chinese Reasoning
- [Let This Stand as a Record] Beijing Temperatures Are Skyrocketing; Today’s High Could Reach 23°C
- About Rainwater, Let Me Say a Few Mystical Things Too; I Haven’t Forgotten That I Am Rain
- This Issue’s Music: Händel Harp Concerto, Op. 4 No. 6 – Allegro
- On Women Philosophers and the Top-Bottom Dichotomy
- The Moral Law Above My Head and the Starry Sky in My Heart
- Introduction to the Dialogues of Xindao
- New Island Dialogues, Zero: Cafés and Scholarship
- On “吐嘈”
- Yu Zemin: “Seeing Europe in Cafés,” Shandong Pictorial Publishing House, 2007
- Bach’s Cantata No. 211, “Coffee”
- zz Liu Suli: European Cafés—The Cradle of the Birth of Modern Society
- What Is Questioning? — On the Search for Possibility, Again
- This Issue’s Music: One Piece Opening Theme, “We Are!”
- [Witness] A Rectification Campaign on the Chinese Internet: Lists of Websites Exposed in the Nationwide Crackdown on the Vulgar Trend on the Internet (Batches 1 through 9)
- I Won’t Date in Cafés.
- On Saturday, I Was on New Island. (A Manifesto for Launching a Truly Café Philosophy Club)
- Markman Ellis, The Coffee-House: A Cultural History, trans. Meng Li, Guangxi Normal University Press, December 2007
- A Small Collection of Weiming Signature Blocks
- A Rambling Travel Log of Our Family’s New Year’s Eve Dinner During the 2009 Spring Festival
- This Week’s Music: Vivaldi, Winter from The Four Seasons.
- How Do I Read?
- Four Readings of “Scholarship”
- JOKER! — The Clown, the One Who Tells Jokes, the Wild Card, the Big Joker, the King.
- The Structure of a Pirate Ship
- What, Exactly, Is the Scientific Revolution?
- How Is Scientific Realism Possible?
- On My Research Plan for the Next Few Years—Coursework for Reading and Writing
- Philosophy and Nudity
- Why Do You Read or Not Read My Articles?
- Preliminary Completion of Keyword Addition Work
- This Episode’s Music: Handel: The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
- There Are No Experts in Philosophy
- Draft Program for an Old-School Philosophy
- From Fisherman to Pirate
- [New Pinned] Message Board
- Classroom Presentation Script on Realism and Anti-Realism
- [Archive] Keke Forum Lecture 64: How to Solve the Underdetermination Problem—A Case Study of Cushing’s Defense of Hidden Variables
- I Recently Started Writing a Log on the Campus Network
- At Last, I Have Some Confidence in Translation
- An Explanation of the Progress of My Pursuit of mm
- This Week’s Music: Boccherini — “Serenade on the Way to Madrid” (Long Live Vacuum Tubes)
- How I Forced Myself to Write a Paper
- The Mechanization of “Force”
- “The Philosophy of Online Games”
- The Labyrinth of Concepts
- A reclusive thinker, an otaku thirsty for knowledge (an image test)
- My Biological Clock Has Been Abnormally Disrupted Lately…
- A Set of Questions About Falling in Love
- This Week’s Music: BWV 1051 (Brandenburg Concerto No. 6) (and a Few Casual Thoughts on Listening to Music)
- Keke Forum Lecture 61: Zhang Qiqun, A Preliminary Exploration of the Turn from Astronomy to Astrology in Ancient China—Also on Jiang Xiaoyuan’s Claim of “Political Astronomy,” Which Does Not Hold Up
- A Collection of Questions on the Mung Bean Distribution Problem and a Summary
- [Archive] Keke Forum Lecture 60: “Collapse”…
- Supplementary Notes and Self-Introduction Following “Zheng mm”
- Miscellaneous Notes on the Daguang Festival
- [Collection] A Small Subset of Japanese Loanwords in Modern Chinese
- This Episode’s Music: Mussorgsky – A Night on the Bare Mountain
- Why Do I Need Ethics? — An Unconventional Introductory Book on Ethics
- 【This event has ended】[Paused][Unpinned][Pinned 3] Seeking mm~【This event has ended】
- The Hard Drive Broke…
- Marx’s Theory of the Human from the Perspective of Philosophy of Technology (Lecture Notes for a Class Report in Marxist Philosophy)
- Marxist Human Studies / Text Excerpts from a Philosophy of Technology Class Presentation
- The Joy of “Dissatisfaction”
- The Philosopher’s “Manifest” and “Hidden”
- [Unpinned][Pinned 2] An Introduction to Gu Chi, Contact Information, and Comments and Questions
- The replacement of “freedom” by “equality” is the common root of the predicament of modern science and modern democracy
- An Essay on Freedom of Speech
- [US] Jacques Thillo, Keith C. Lassman: Ethics and Life (9th Edition)
- How I Came to Approach Philosophy of Science (A Whig History)
- About My Private Residence
- [Spanish] Fernando Savater: “The Invitation to Ethics” —★
- ———————————Draw a dividing line———————————
- This Week’s Music: Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor, First Movement
- Violent Sanctions Are a Helpless Compensation for the Limits of Reason
- Why “ideals” cannot be crushed by “reality”
- What Is “Ideal”?
- Revisiting the Meaning of “Suixuan”
- A Fourth Talk on the Olympics—Assorted Remarks and Miscellaneous Commentary
- Re-reading “Big Questions—A Brief Introduction to Philosophy”
- This Issue’s Music: Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K. 219, 3 MOZART: Violin Concerto No. 5
- A Third Discussion of the Olympics: Gold Medals and Patriotism
- [Repost] Yali’s piece about Liu Xiang’s withdrawal from the race is quite interesting~
- A Second Discussion of the “Olympics” — the “Interestingness” of Games
- Ways of Creating Concepts (Jottings)
- A Few Words on “Olympic” — “Olympic Game”
- A “Systematic Study” Plan for Philosophy of Science
- What Is the Difference Between Philosophy and Natural History?
- Thinking of EVA
- Human Flesh Search Is Terrifying
- Following the Grain and Finding Order: “Li means to work jade.”
- Scattered Reflections on Love and Hate During My Retreat
- Writing Is a Kind of Outpouring
- Seven Subjects of Moral Education (How to Do Moral Education?)
- This Issue’s Music: Akatsuki no Kuruma (Insert Song from Gundam SEED)
- [Repost] Ya Li’s Remarks on Fan Meizhong
- “United in Hatred Against the Enemy” and “Hating Evil as Though It Were an Enemy”: I Can’t Do That.
- On BBS’s Suitability for Academic Exchange: Online Forums Should Replace Academic Conferences
- On the Fan Paopao Incident
- Reading and Freedom (I)
- This Issue’s Music: Civilization IV Theme Song “Baba Yetu”
- [U.S.] Erich Fromm: The Art of Loving——☆
- An Overview of Theories of Human Origins (Animal Biology Assignment)
- [U.S.] Deborah Tannen: “Men and Women in Intimate Conversation” — ★
- Choosing Peking University, Taking on Freedom
- Kantian Ethics and “Anthropocentrism” (Draft)
- On the Olympics on the Blogs of Two Teacher Wus
- Some of the Text I Posted on KKBBS During My Seclusion
- Comeback Preview~
- Why Suixuan Is Not Afraid of Plagiarism
- Things This Semester
- The Inertia of the Bystander
- “Love” as the Ultimate Meaning
- What Logic Do We Use in Everyday Discussion?
- Philosophy of Love: Introduction
- Text Is Principle
- This Episode’s Music: “The Song of Scientism” (Super Star)
- The Benefits of Mathematical and Logical Training for Studying Philosophy
- What Exactly Does Philosophy Study?
- [Western] Ortega y Gasset: The Revolt of the Masses —☆
- What Is the Meaning of Suixuan?
- Wishing Everyone a Happy Spring Festival!
- On Feyerabend Quotations 5 (Philosophy, Science, and Language Games)
- Sense of Responsibility
- Nonsense about “Feeling”
- On “Feyerabend Quotations”
- Immortality from the Perspective of Historicism
- The Politics and Jurisprudence Behind the Philosophy of Science
- [Repost] Related Discussion on “Zhang Tiankan: For Maglev, We Must Persuade the Public with Scientific Evidence zz”
- How to “Persuade” Extreme Irrationalists?
- [Repost] What Is Whig History? (“Whig History” and “Contemporary History,” Whig History of Mathematics and Whig History of Philosophy, and So On)
- Talking Again About Guo Degang
- Impressions and Notes on Heidegger and Schopenhauer
- A Tentative Discussion of Schopenhauer’s Spirit of Rationalism
- The Path to “Authenticity”—On the Intent of Being and Time
- This Issue’s Music: Elisha’s Smile — from Chuck Brown’s Deep Breath
- The 7th Beijing Forum on Philosophy of Technology and the 48th Lecture of the Peking University Forum on History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
- On “Tian Song: Why Does a Human Animal Drink the Milk of a Cow Animal?”
- This Episode’s Music: BWV 51 Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen (Rejoice in God)
- Lecture 46 of the Keke Forum: Professor Li Ruiquan of Taiwan on the Ethical Distinction Between Reproductive Cloning and Therapeutic Cloning
- Words and Fragments, Episode 5
- On “Quantification”
- Reflections on Revisiting an Old Piece
- This Issue’s Music: One Piece OP, Jungle P
- In Praise of the Abacus?
- Whose Responsibility? — An Excerpt from a Case Study
- [Repost] Catholic and Orthodox Churches May Be Reunited; the Pope as “First Bishop”
- Keke Forum Lecture 43: Demarcating Science in the Courtroom
- [Repost] Teaching evaluation is irresistible / Tearing down Peking University’s Triangle Ground, the university says it is only dismantling an information board
- This Week’s Music: Harmonica Solo: The Dance Partner in My Dreams
- [U.S.] Steven Levitt, Stephen Dubner: Freakonomics
- On Jiang Jinsong’s Lecture 39 of the Science Forum, “The Experimental Scientific Tradition as the Root of Environmental Problems”
- This Issue’s Music: Yeliya Girl (Tong Ang)
- [Dutch] J. Huizinga: Man the Player, 35 yuan — ☆
- This Episode’s Music: Azurite (Heroic Age ED)
- Restating Scientific Pluralism from a Classical Starting Point
- [Repost] Do We Need a Revival of Faith? (Xu Youyu)
- The “Exchange Meeting Between New and Old Students” Is Really Depressing
- On the Principle of Sufficient Reason
- Ideal
- [U.S.] Robert Fogelin: “Walking on the Tightrope of Reason”
- Three Years of Undergraduate Transcripts
- On Certain Matters
- On the Current Situation of Suixuan
- Platonic Love
- A One-Month Running Account of Stock Trading
- What Is the Olympics?
- This Issue’s Music: the Music of “Civilization” CivIIIAncEurope
- Suixuan’s Second Anniversary Selected Essays
- This Issue’s Music: БРАТЬЯ (Burāchiya) (Brothers) (Fullmetal Alchemist)
- [U.S.] Robert M. Pirsig: “The World of Fathers and Sons” (Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance) — ☆
- This Issue’s Music: Pachelbel, Canon
- [US] T. Dantzig: “Numbers: The Language of Science”
- “A Peking University Person”
- [U.S.] Margaret Visser: “All Depends on Dinner”
- Today’s Xindao Salon Notes, 09-07-11
- [Repost] Peking University’s Graduate Admissions Spark Controversy as More Than Half Are Recommended-Exemption Students
- Paul Hoffman: The Man Who Loved Only Numbers—A Biography of Erdős
- [U.S.] Thomas Nagel: “Your First Philosophy Book”
- Roger G. Newton: “What Is Scientific Truth—Is the Moon There When No One Looks?”
- On the South China Tiger Incident