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Brute Fact or Brute Fiction?
Taking Verificationism All The Way
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How can dead matter give rise to minds?
I often hear non-physicalists ask, “How can dead, inert matter give rise to minds?” as an objection to physicalism. Let’s take a closer look at that.
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The Paradox Behind Freedom, Creativity, and Evolution
Why predictability creates unpredictability
Feb 7
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Consciousness as a Fictional World
Not physical, not non-physical, but a secret third thing
Feb 1
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"This sentence is true and God exists."
Subverting the ontological argument and arriving at modal relativism
Jan 24
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The Ontological Argument and the Wrong Kind of Contradiction
A Fool replies to Anselm — on his own terms
Jan 17
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Philosophy of Science
Science, evolution, map-making, and truth
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Illusionism Is Good News
(I don’t even want qualia)
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