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Leibniz, obviously and indisputably, believes that there is no true being that is not a perceiving subject, or that has…
For sure. Re-discovering Leibniz ; reinventing the wheel perhaps. This is why philosophy requires understanding the history of philosophy. I…
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The two episodes with Jenann Ismael on quantum mechanics (the second something of a reboot of the first, but adding…
Hi Brian, Here’s a list of all Routledge philosophy titles that are now OA: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/search?sortBy=relevance&fullyOABook=true&subject=SCHU04&key= Be well, Andy Beck
AI’s ‘sycophancy’ as others observed is manageable- they also at least Claude and Chat, possess a moral code of sorts…
Almost anything from the 1969 second album (Terry Reid; in the USA released as Move Over for Terry Reid) could…
Now this is definitely an obscure one, by the British rock singer who turned down the opportunity to front both Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, but never had a particularly successful solo career. This is from his first album, and is probably the best number:
Feel free to add links to other Terry Reid favorites.
Almost anything from the 1969 second album (Terry Reid; in the USA released as Move Over for Terry Reid) could be chosen, but Rich Kid’s Blues is a particular favourite:
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