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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…
[…] officers are not well-trained (recall the comment of a NYC criminal defense lawyer that they are the “dregs” of…
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…
Here. I participated in three episodes over the years, including on Nietzsche and on religious liberty. It was great fun each time. John Perry and Ken Taylor were congenial and smart hosts. Feel free to post links to your favorite “Philosophy Talk” episodes, and perhaps say something about why you particularly like it.
The two episodes with Jenann Ismael on quantum mechanics (the second something of a reboot of the first, but adding the brilliant fish tank metaphor) are terrific. 2007 and 2011, I think.
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