Mike LaBossiere
The Creativity Post
Tallahassee, FL, United States
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The Creativity Post
Artists often claim to have a special relationship with their art that gives them rights over it even after it has been sold. One past example involved… → Read More
College Admission & Unfairness
A look at the college admission scandal in the broader context of fairness. → Read More
AI and Art V: Named Art
A look at 'named art' in the context of AI. → Read More
AI and Art IV: Content Art
A look at 'content art' in the context of AI. → Read More
AI and Art III: The Work
A look at AI and art in the context of defining art in terms of the qualities of the work. → Read More
AI and Art II: The Creator
A look at AI and art within the context of theories that focus on the artist. → Read More
AI and Art I: The Setup
Setting the stage for a discussion of AI and art. → Read More
Does Marxism Rule the Academy?
A look at concerns about Marxism, liberalism, and indoctrination in higher education. → Read More
Infinity War: Deontology vs. Teleology
A look at deontology and teleology in the context of Avengers: Infinity War. → Read More
Crying about Wolf
A look at the erroneous rage against Michelle Wolf's comedic performance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. → Read More
Dark Mirror’s USS Callister: A Star Trek Story
Reasons why Dark Mirror's 'USS CALLISTER' episode is truly a Star Trek Story. → Read More
Art & Assault: Feeling & Aesthetic Value
A look at whether the immoral behavior of an artist should impact the aesthetic value of their work. → Read More
The Hands that Serve
A look at the prejudices against the skilled trades. → Read More
Poverty & the Brain
A look at the possible causal connection between poverty and brain development → Read More
Free Speech & Universities: Heckler’s Veto
A look at the ethics of using heckling to silence speakers. → Read More
The Liberal Academy
A look at the notion that the academy is biased against conservative faculty and proposals to address this concern. → Read More