Analytic Counseling Podcast

Learn about addiction in philosophical counseling, that it is indentured servitude caused by self-seduction, and how to overcome addiction with good judgment.

How good are you at identifying a contrariety? Did you know that the vast majority of your mistakes are due to this failure? In logic, contrariety or contrariness refers to contrary propositions. Contradiction and contrariety are often confused and used interchangeably, but this distinction is useful in everyday life.

Learn about a dilemma in philosophical counseling.

Learn about an existential crisis in philosophical counseling: what it is and how we'll approach it.

Learn about meaning in philosophical counseling: what it is and how we'll find meaning for you.

Learn about purpose in philosophical counseling: what it is and how we'll find it for you.

Learn about anxiety and worry in philosophical counseling: what they are and how we'll stop them.

Learn why the existence of dark matter is denied, and about the duration of the present moment.

Learn about introspection in philosophical counseling, and consequently, learn about yourself.

The most commonly cited Stoic motto is to live "according to nature." This article explains my logic-based interpretation of the meaning of this goal of life.

Get a feel for philosophical counseling by exploring a case study of grief.

Learn how Stoicism is a logical philosophy first, out of which moral philosophy results, and how the scholars have it wrong.

The philosopher C. D. Broad (1887-1971) famously said that "induction is the glory of science and the scandal of philosophy." This article briefly explores induction as the scandal of "science," and its implications for counseling.

Learn about the motto of Zeno of Citium: to live consistently. Discover what his motto implies for your life.

Why would someone want to talk with a philosophical counselor who specializes in logic. Why logic? This article explains why logic is not only necessary, but desirable.

Learn about contradiction, conflicts that result from it, and its contradictory: consistency. This may the most important article of your life.

Learn about definitions in the context of philosophical counseling, which involves introspection and analysis. See why and how we will approach it.

Analytic logic is a class of logic that differs from mathematical logic. With few exceptions, most modern logic is mathematical logic, and is often referred to as classical logic, first-order logic, and so on. Mathematical logic has numerous shortcomings that are known widely. For an extensive presentation of these shortcomings, see Angell (2002).