The Philosophical Method

Science and technology provide boundless insight into the nature of life, our planet, and the universe itself. Yet with no common moral standard; wars abound, politics remains bureaucratic, while our hectic lives seem as meaningless as ever.

Meaningful action requires observation, interpretation and intention. While the scientific method can improve the way we observe and interpret, it cannot systematically form or improve our intentions. The lack of a systematic method to deal with intention has lead to worldviews without purpose, morality without clarity, dysfunction in finance and politics without direction.

A ground breaking new methodology for developing all three functions of consciousness, including intention, The Philosophical Method applies an engineering approach to treat languages and concepts as tools with functions. By honing meaning to maximize function, concrete answers to age old questions of philosophy are possible in areas as diverse as morality, politics, economics, religion, and perhaps even, the purpose of life.

Below is my interview with Dan Schneider on The Philosophical Method.