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My “headline” was a reference to the earlier thread on “existential” risk. I’ve written multiple times about the threat to…
These are excellent points, but I think they serve to emphasize the importance of getting our psychological terms straight. While…
FWIW, my semi-expert opinion on this aligns pretty closely with David’s: we’re playing with fire here, and there’s a real…
I don’t disagree with David Wallace, the things he says are to my mind obviously true. But I have a…
A few things: (1) It may be worth noting, chiefly for the benefit of those impressed by the idea that…
David Berman was my PhD supervisor in the late 1970s and early 1980s for my research on the philosophy of…
Let me have a go at the “normie” case for worrying about catastrophic if perhaps not quite existential risks, avoiding…
The new Prawfs site is here, and at the link they collect new URLs for other law blogs which had to migrate from Typepad. Feel free to add other new URLs for law-related blogs in the comments.
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I can’t seem to find the new link for the law blog The Faculty Lounge. Can someone help?
FL posted the following on Sept. 22:
“Our Transition From Typepad
“As many of you know, The Faculty Lounge lives on the Typepad platform which will shut down on September 30. We are in the midst of transitioning over to WordPress and I anticipate that we will be keeping our current url once we move. I will update everyone with details, such as there are – and apologies if there are any bumps over the coming days.”
That being the case, it’s possible that https://www.thefacultylounge.org/ will remain the URL, but that DNS is taking time to update. In my limited experience, a global update can take days.
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