The Ethics of Ambiguity

French existentialist philosopher and fellow multipotentialite Simone de Beauvoir argued that freedom isn't just the absence of constraints; it's the act of consciously defining oneself.

This freedom comes with ethical responsibilities — to make choices that align with one's core values and consider their impact on the world.

Pour nombre d’existentialistes, la liberté est la préoccupation principale. Cela signifie, si je comprends bien, que, puisque l’univers où nous habitons est dénué de dessein, nous devons être les auteurs de notre propre vie, de nos choix et de nos actes. Une telle liberté engendre tant d’angoisse que beaucoup d’entre nous en appellent aux dieux ou

Because of the objective uncertainty, faith is a necessary condition of experience. Neither the past nor the future can be known and have to be taken on faith. This temporal condition—what I call the necessary uncertainty of secular faith—binds faith to risk from the beginning. Given that your relation to the past and the future depends on faith, y