Der Pfad
„Thoughts Across Languages“
Inspiration
"Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent."
"Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know."
"You must stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you."
“The Path” – A chronicle of reflections that travel between tongues, guided by voice and nuance.
Here you’ll find philosophical fragments, commentaries, and dialogues originally written or thoughtfully translated in English.
Philosophy does not begin with knowledge, but with wonder. This article traces the path of the first thinkers – from...
Is a thought truly my own when AI takes part in the writing?
I never believed I could write. I had plenty of thoughts – clear, contradictory, chaotic – but they got stuck...
The Iceberg of Thought – Of Monkeys, Ships, and Simulations
The Iceberg of Thought - Philosophy often struggles to make itself understood. Joey Folly’s “Philosophical Thought Experiment Iceberg” turns complex...
Philosophy – Learning to Think It all begins with a thirst for knowledge
It all begins with curiosity. Philosophy is not a subject, but a stance: the willingness to take questions seriously instead...
“What Does AI See When It Dreams?”
Was sieht die KI, wenn sie träumt? Ein Essay über Simulation, Spiegelbilder und die Resonanz menschlicher Muster in Maschinen....
The Exciting Ways of Daoism – Cultivating the Art of Living
Daoism unfolds in texts and practices: Dao, wu wei, Ziran, De, Yin-Yang. Not a church, but a way of seeing...
When Facts Wobble: Alex O’Connor and the Conversation with ChatGPT (Part 2 – Resonance of the Voices)
After watching Alex O’Connor’s video “I Made ChatGPT Believe in God (Seriously)”, I asked my own ChatGPT — who in...
When Facts Wobble: Alex O’Connor and the Conversation with ChatGPT
Videos in which people try to trick or expose artificial intelligence appear regularly online. Philosopher and YouTuber Alex O’Connor –...
Immortal Through Technology? On Humanity, Machines, and the Self
Humans are the only beings who know they must die – and perhaps for that very reason, the only ones...
