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The Vast Unseen and the Vast Unseeable: Reconciling Belief and Nonbelief
Those who are not philosophically inclined can be divided, roughly, into two groups: There are the Naïve Realists who think that what is available to the senses or potentially available to the senses is all that there is. And then … Continue reading →
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Philosophical Zombies with Chairs in Philosophy of Mind, or Confessions of a Neo-Dualist
For Rebecca Goldstein Daniel Dennett called one of his books Consciousness Explained. He should have called it Why, Even with My Gifts, I Cannot Explain Consciousness Away. Dennett gives a compelling account of how various unconscious events occur in our … Continue reading →
The Vast Unseen and the Vast Unseeable
Those who are not philosophically inclined can be divided, roughly, into two groups: There are the Naïve Realists who think that what is available to the senses or potentially available to the senses is all that there is. And then … Continue reading →
It’s about Time
A brief tour of fascinating (and lunatic) notions that philosophers (and a few poets) have had about time. The Mystery of Time “What then is time? If no one asks me, I know; if I wish to explain it … Continue reading →
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