Sophia: Daily Philosophy

About Sophia: Daily Philosophy

Socratic inquiry now starts from your situation • Before you begin, write down what you're actually stuck on. The philosopher questions that, instead of lecturing on the quote in the abstract. • New "I disagree" — make the philosopher defend the line, then test your objection. • The realization named at the end is saved on its own; browse your insights alone. • Conversations save themselves. Nothing is lost to a paywall, a dropped connection, or a closed sheet. Thought Big Bang: from one insight to a thread you can follow • This week's actions can be checked off. Seven days later it asks how many happened. • Collide the same material again and it builds on last time rather than starting over. • New monthly review: what you kept returning to, the hidden thread, what to do next month. Mind Lake: worth coming back to • Grouped by time, with insights in their own filter. • Every thought you left on one line, laid out in order — see how your thinking moved. • Today brings back what you wrote a year or a month ago. • Storage rebuilt: no longer bound by iCloud's 1 MB key limit. 325 lines from 166 thinkers • The Islamic tradition, absent until now: Ibn Sina, al-Ghazali, Rumi, Ibn Khaldun. • Science and mathematics: Newton, Darwin, Heisenberg, Feynman, Hilbert, Cantor. • Shakespeare, Marx, Heidegger — and the missing pillars of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Nietzsche. • Several unquestionable aphorisms removed. Fewer, but each one holds. Apple Watch • Raise your wrist and the line is there. One tap switches the translation, with no delay. • Inquiry now streams as the phone generates it. • Your insights on your wrist; favourites sync both ways.

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The developer, 宜鑫 谢, reported these privacy practices to Apple.