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Remi Kojo

United States

I discovered my love for philosophy at a young age when I read Plato’s The Republic. It’s been a long journey since then, but philosophy remained intrinsically valuable to me, becoming a pursuit that is not only revealing but vital to my intellectual growth. As a debate state champion, president of the Apple Valley High School IPO (International Philosophy Olympiad) club, and as the founder of The Forensic Funnel, I am no stranger to philosophy’s countless arguments and schools of thought. Witnessing so many young minds grappling with questions of right and wrong, truth, and knowledge deeply moved me. I felt moved to take action and spread philosophical thought within my communities and beyond. My mission with philosophy is a transformative one– a mission to inspire brilliance through wonder

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Epistemology
Truth Wouldn’t Exist Without Humans
Many believe some truths, like 1 + 1 = 2, would hold even without minds. This essay argues that, on most theories of truth, truth requires truth-bearers such as propositions, which depend on minds, so truth could not exist without humans. Yet the argument itself leaves open whether propositions might be eternal.

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