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Your Current Ordinary Beliefs Very Likely Entail Trivialism (Everything is True)
Yeah, that’s right, here on Philstack we carry ourselves like intellectuals and we talk about the most radical things you couldn’t think of like the vegetables in Veggie Tales not being Christian, or whether James Bond uses condoms, or even...
(Nearly) All Scientific Theories are False
There is no scientific theory which is true and, before you start skimming, this is not clickbait
— well okay, only a little BUT you will see what I mean, just hold on.
So, as I said, all scientific theories are false.
Moreover, you can...
An Overlooked Issue for Correspondence Theories of Truth
To get to the point, on correspondence a sentence is true just in case it corresponds to some fact. The problem is we can have many correspondence relations.1
Take any fact and any true proposition, you can define a relation that connects...
It's Not Wrong to Post Undisclosed AI Articles and Notes
(Hoooo boy here we go)
Yesterday, while I was writing my article on the death penalty after working on eight super-secret-articles-that-readers-of-Ad-Rem-and-philstack-users-should-look-out-for-because-they-love-Remi
I realized that I wa...
The Titles of These Philosophy Papers Made Me Bust
Being able to come up with a good name for something is a skill— a damn good one at that. Now, I won’t be helping you try to improve at this (although, Substack’s favorite blind person does that here)
But man, let me tell you, there are s...
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