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White Progressives are Hypocrites on Gentrification | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22

White Progressives are Hypocrites on Gentrification | Opinion

Gentrification has as one of its essential steps the entrance of young white college kids into previously disaffected neighborhoods. White progressives, yet, are the most likely to complain about the plight of the gentrified.

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Who is Behind the Internet's Hatred of Joe Biden? | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22

Who is Behind the Internet's Hatred of Joe Biden? | Opinion

Take a look at any YouTube video of President Joe Biden, and one will see a flurry of hatred. Where is this hatred coming from and why isn’t Google being transparent about it’s source?

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Credentialism and its Pitfalls | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/28/22

Credentialism and its Pitfalls | Opinion

Formal credentials are received when higher-education degrees are completed, but they are not the sole factor determining a worker’s experience and utility to employers.

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The Intentional Stance and its Role in Political Discourse | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

The Intentional Stance and its Role in Political Discourse | Opinion

The Intentional Stance is Daniel Dennett’s notion of rational understanding of other minds. The Intentional Stance’s overwhelming absence in political discourse contributes to corrosive misunderstandings.

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The 'False Equivalence' Between the Far-Left and Far-Right | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

The 'False Equivalence' Between the Far-Left and Far-Right | Opinion

Noticing that hyperpartisanship is a problem in America is not the same as saying the far-right and far-left are equally bad or bad for the same reasons.

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What Democratic Populism Could Look Like | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

What Democratic Populism Could Look Like | Opinion

Democratic populism in the past has been a failure, but Pennsylvania senate election winner John Fetterman has provided a better model for future democrats to follow ideally.

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UBI is the Economic Response to Climate Change | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

UBI is the Economic Response to Climate Change | Opinion

Climate change has already begun increasing the frequency and intensity of adverse weather events globally. If this expands, universal basic income could be a feasible option to compensate for job loss.

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How to Get the Rich to Pay Taxes | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

How to Get the Rich to Pay Taxes | Opinion

How can the government actually get the rich to pay taxes fairly? Should they increase income tax rates? The best course of action is closing tax loopholes that can get them around increasing what are already high tax rates.

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NYC's $260 Million Little Island Park is a Waste of Money | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

NYC's $260 Million Little Island Park is a Waste of Money | Opinion

In 2021, I visited NYC’s Little Island park out of interest, and when I was there, I couldn’t help but think of how much better spent the $260 million price tag could have been. This editorial was inspired by that visit.

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The Medical System is at It’s Tipping Point | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/27/22

The Medical System is at It’s Tipping Point | Opinion

Doctors during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced large numbers of patients in all open settings, such as hospitals and urgent care. These patient loads have led doctors to experience compassion fatigue and a discouraging picture of the future of medicine.

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The Importance of Funding Public Colleges | Opinion
Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/22/22 Politics Daniel Lehewych 12/22/22

The Importance of Funding Public Colleges | Opinion

Higher education is well-funded, but for the wrong reasons. Funds should be going to professors and students more than administrators, but the reverse is what’s occurring in reality.

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A Critical Look at Modern Educational Philosophy
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/28/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/28/22

A Critical Look at Modern Educational Philosophy

Education and existentialism could indeed go hand-in-hand, but the modern education system seldom tolerates philosophical thinkers.

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Nietzsche’s Birth of Tragedy
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22

Nietzsche’s Birth of Tragedy

The Birth of Tragedy was Friedrich Nietzsche’s first book, and it anticipates various themes and ideas that appear in his later philosophy.

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Jung, Sophocles, and Socrates: Antigone Archetypes
Mental Health, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22 Mental Health, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22

Jung, Sophocles, and Socrates: Antigone Archetypes

Creon embodies the tyrannical father Jungian archetype in Sophocles’ Antigone.

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Rousseau’s Discourses: A Short Critique
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22

Rousseau’s Discourses: A Short Critique

Should humanity return to nature? Does society and private property make humanity worse, as Rousseau thought?

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Why Morality is Objective
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/8/22

Why Morality is Objective

Morality is only interpretation, says Nietzsche. There are no objective moral truths, only interpretations. This essay argues that morality is, in fact, objective.

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Zhuangzi and Mozi: The Ontological Difference
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22

Zhuangzi and Mozi: The Ontological Difference

Before Daoism, Ancient Chinese Philosophy was largely characterized by strict moral rules and metaphysical doctrines. Daoism’s dynamic departure from this denotes Heidegger’s “ontological difference.”

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Zhuangzi, The Inborn Nature and The Heavenly Dao
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22

Zhuangzi, The Inborn Nature and The Heavenly Dao

Zhuangzi’s Daoism in the Zhuangzi entails an emphasis on human freedom through doing nothing.

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The Temporal Ontology of Dasein’s Agency in Being & Time
Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22 Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/6/22

The Temporal Ontology of Dasein’s Agency in Being & Time

Heidegger is interested in the relationship of human freedom and agency with time. Dasein is both determinate and indeterminate —both a product of fate and a manipulator of outcomes.

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The Existential Psychology of Trauma
Mental Health, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/5/22 Mental Health, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych 9/5/22

The Existential Psychology of Trauma

Existentialism played a role in the development of contemporary psychology, so psychologists could benefit from explicitly studying the essential texts of existentialism.

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