The Corsair Philosopher

The Corsair Philosopher offers articles on philosophy, psychology, and sociology. The author (pen named Edward Teach) has 25 years experience as a counselor, college instructor, and fitness nut.

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Wednesday, February 15, 2017

Against Universal Consciousness

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The only way human beings can understand the world around them is through their own experiences. This is limiting and predisposes each ...

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Thursday, January 12, 2017

Conspiracy Theorists are Lazy Thinkers

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I used the term "lazy thinkers" to be provocative. The truth is that lazy thinking is nothing more than "natural thin...

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Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Four Resons Why Religion Should Be Avoided at All Cost

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REASON 1 Religion is an obstacle to moral development. According to psychological theorist, Lawrence Kohlberg , the first stage of m...

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Monday, January 11, 2016

Why You Can't Always Trust Your "Gut Feelings?"

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A “gut feeling” is an automatic, cognitive, short-cut that provides a crude, organic, meta-analysis of the culmination of one’s entire l...

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Wednesday, November 11, 2015

The Difference between Feeling True and Being True

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In her book, Being Wrong , Kathryn Schultz explains that being wrong feels exactly like being right! It is our nature to assume th...

Friday, October 9, 2015

Major Depression: 4 Steps to Navigating Rough Waters

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Image by George Hodan After suffering a lifetime of Major Depression, I have found 4 strategies that minimize the damages and maximize...

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