by Atticus Atlas | Aug 14, 2026 | Misc
Roy Maunder thinks there is no fundamental difference between Eastern and Western Philosophy
by Atticus Atlas | Aug 14, 2026 | Reflection as an Academic Discipline
Curiosity, critical thinking, and developing an interest in ‘Listening rather than in Broadcasting’ are approaches in thinking that are close cousins of Reflection. The fields on which Reflection can be brought to bear are numberless. A wholesome bump of curiosity has...
by Atticus Atlas | Aug 14, 2026 | Reflection as an Academic Discipline
A Résumé of a zoom meeting of SAIOC in Stockholm on 16th June 2026. Professor Connie Levina Yuen of Athabasca University, Canada asks her pupils to reflect on how AI is used. Where is the line between assistance, or at a higher level, where is it an opportunity? How...
by Atticus Atlas | Aug 14, 2026 | Spirituality
Transcript of a conversation with Brian Mayne in July 2026 I recently had a revelation which stemmed from a book on Koans (A ‘koan’ is a paradoxical story, dialogue, or question used in Zen Buddhism. Its purpose is to bypass logical reasoning and trigger an intuitive...
by Atticus Atlas | Aug 13, 2026 | Reflecting About Society
Lord Stirrup, Marshal of the Royal Air Force and Chief of the Defence Staff from 2006 until 2010, gave an excellent speech lasting 57 minutes to the think tank formerly run by the founder of this institute. The reality of the serious issues with which the speaker...
