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A quick comment before I’ve read the piece: It seems pertinent to both the debates and the assessment of the…
House of Mirrors: The Illusion of Phenomenal Consciousness, by François Kammerer, at Oxford University Press. The book is a defense…
Thanks, I will check this out as well! 🙂
For the nuts and bolts of “rudimentary forms of knowledge, their evolutionary origins…and unsophisticated social practices”, Sara Shettleworth’s incredibly detailed…
I suspect we differ on big picture questions about how correlated various different mental abilities are. I think a reasonable…
The changes coming to academia as we know it are too large for me to manage without confronting loss at…
The company in question here, Straive, is… not very good (in ways which I am sure are entirely representative of…
Here. (Earlier coverage, and also here.) This is a risky, and aggressive, strategy: everything posted there will be dissected by the lawyers for the defendants. I will say that between this, and the lawsuit, she is acting as one would expect an innocent person to act; that doesn't mean she's innocent, of course.
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