Practical Philosophy
The Ship of Theseus asks what survives when every part is replaced
Explore the Ship of Theseus through material, continuity and reconstruction, then test which meaning of identity your answer relies on.
REASONS · VALUES · CHOICES
Practical Philosophy
Practical Philosophy
The Is-Ought Gap Appears When a Description Becomes a Recommendation
Facts can inform a moral argument without supplying every value premise. Find the bridge between a description of the world and a claim about what should happen.
Practical Philosophy
Moral Luck Can Shape the Situation Before Anyone Makes a Choice
Explore circumstantial moral luck by asking how situations people did not choose affect the moral tests they encounter.
Practical Philosophy
A Thought Experiment Tests an Idea Without Becoming a Real Event
Use a thought experiment to examine a principle, change one assumption at a time and avoid presenting an imagined case as evidence about real behaviour.