Believing something doesn't mean it's true, obviously? What's "true to you" could be false. #truth #true #belief #beliefs #ethics #philosophy #philosophytok

Replying to @nathan.nobis What do you mean "rights"? #rights #legalrights #law #naturalrights #moralrights #ethics #philosophy

"Humans have human rights because they are human" is uninformative and bad. #humanrights #rights #animalrights #philosophy #ethics #philosophytiktok #abortion #prochoice #prolife

Are "opinions" beliefs that nobody has good evidence for? #philosophy #philosophytiktok #opinion #opinions

Who is more interested in better arguments? Anti-abortion people or pro-choice people? Why? Is this bad or indifferent? #abortion #prochoice #prolife

'Subjective' & 'objective' are not useful words: say what you mean, please. #philosophy #philosophytik #ethics #criticalthinking #logic #meaning #subjective #objective

"Arguing" that an action is wrong because it's "murder" is a usually a bad argument because it's "begging the question" or assuming what would need to be argued for. #ethics #philosophy #criticalthinking #beggingthequestion #questionbegging #murder #killing

What's good for "encouraging" students' reading, etc. for class? #teachers #teaching #teacher #professor #collegeteaching #students #student #homework #reading

The two most important philosophical questions: "What do you mean?" and "Why think that?" #philosophy #ethics #criticalthinking #philosophytiktok #ethicstiktok #whatdoyoumean #whythinkthat #reason #rationality