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Then my question is how many of ordinary mathematicians also qualify as artists of their profession…
The phrase ‘Does the fact’ naturally invites howls of derision: it’s a fact that every child knows that the Japanese…
I think I would answer “Does the fact that the United States of America has never experienced a foreign occupation…
Rex Martin was a first class person with a sharp intellect and wry sense of humor. He was an excellent…
21. Is style the last refuge against AI?
All about class.
Excellent questions! Re question 6, I have actually already invented a new punctuation mark. I can’t type it here, as…
A longtime member of the Department of Philosophy at Indiana University at Bloomingon, where he was emeritus, Professor Fisk passed away in September. He began his career working in metaphysics and philosophy of science, but soon shifted his interests to moral, political and social philosophy within a Marxist framework. The Indiana meomrial notice is here.
(Thanks to Phil Gasper for the pointer.)
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