Does Te have anything to do with the philosophical concept of empiricism? Is Ti, being opposed to Te, rationalism?

The discussion of what is a "hard science" and what is a "soft science" has existed for probably as long as science itself has existed. As a psychology B.A. who had many close, physics major friends in college, I have participated in this discussion more times than I could count. There is...

Inspired by the feature of the same name, created by Princeton philosopher Richard Chappell, I've decided to post a "web of beliefs" where I post my current opinions on certain key areas of philosophical inquiry. This will not only give a better picture of my thought for reader, but is also a...

One of the most important philosophical ideas of the 21st century is The Simulation Argument, laid out by Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom. While some might dismiss it as silly, this would be a mistake. It deserves serious consideration. While I won't delve into the in-depth mathematics of the...