Badly Drawn Philosophy

Arguments, paradoxes, ethics, and thought experiments made easier to see through crude scenes and concrete examples.

The aim is not to reduce philosophy to slogans. It is to give the argument a visible shape, state its limits, and make the next difficult sentence easier to enter.

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Badly Drawn Philosophy

Why Did Sartre Think We Are Condemned to Be Free?

What Sartre meant by radical freedom, facticity, responsibility, anguish, and bad faith—and why his freedom was never the power to do anything.

Existentialism
Freedom
Responsibility