The fundamental difference between seduction and persuasion are their intention and outcomes. Methods are often relative to individual experiences.
The Devil’s Opinion: The Devil’s Meditations on Seduction and Persuasion
Category: Opinion
The Devil’s Advice: Why The Devil Wants You To Worry and Why You Should
The Devil wants you to worry about the important aspects of life like happiness, love, and being well-informed.
The Devil’s Questions About Misinformation: Can Disinformation Campaigns Be Ethical and Lead to a Better Society?
Questions about ethical disinformation and its implications to social health. Can disinformation campaigns lead to a better society?
The Devil’s Advice: Climate Change Disinformation and How to Fight It
Good ideas on how to fight climate change disinformation and misinformation.
The Devil’s Opinion: Good Philosophy Leads to Better Science and Vice versa
An essay on why philosophy is a viable field of study and how it can improve science. Written by Peyton Dracco for the University of Edinburgh.
The Devil Is In The Details, Afghanistan: religion, culture, and Drug Trade
They say that I, the Devil, am in the details. And what people usually mean by this famous aphorism is that details are critical to important matters. And the current matters of the Taliban in Afghanistan are critical.
The Devil’s Opinion: Rights and Responsibility, The two Rs of civil society
Your rights and liberties entitle you to much more than freedoms, they bind you to responsibilities towards your fellow citizens.
The Devil’s Reblog: Why Some Men Are Afraid of Strong Women
One reason many men are afraid of strong women is the misconception that female dominant societies will oppress them.
The Devil’s Opinion: I Do Not Believe in (the Devil) Myself
Symbols have power because they point to specific values and beliefs. Belief in god or the Devil is not the same as understanding the prominence of that name.
The Devil’s Opinion: The Problem With Cultural Relativism, Violent TikTok Videos
Violence against children is always wrong, and cultural norms are not an excuse for it. The problem with cultural relativism is that it allows for sub-optimal behaviours to go unchallenged.