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Tarski’s Typed Truth Theory? Totally Trifling
The face you make at bro when he says he’s been studying Hume to impress the intelligent philosophy women knowing damn well he’s never picked up one book.
I love Tarski. This is in spite of the fact he cheated on his wife at least twice wi...
Methodological Naturalism Sucks Actually
Yesterday, I was pretty sad and bored. You don’t need to know why but you should just know that I was sad and bored.
— Okay, I’ll tell you why I was sad and bored since you want to know so much
There was nothing interesting going on
Thi...
A Collection of Unfinished Drafts I’ve Written
There are quite a few projects and posts that I’ve left unfinished (some of them have been left unfinished for long whiles).
There’s a bunch of reasons for this of course. Most of the time it’s because of motivation, other times I really j...
Skepticism Doesn’t Need Any Scenarios
I’m sure the phrase “skeptical scenario” puts ideas in your head similar to the ones evil demons give you (Not literal evil demons I’m talking about people like Descartes). For example, brains in vats, being in a massive simulation, or bein...
Can I Get AI to Beat Pangram?
I was thinking about it, and I’m very surprised that no one has tried this yet— I mean I’ve seen a lot of articles about whether is reliable, whether we should trust it, etc. But I don’t think I’ve seen many people try to test it for thems...
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Stevie Wonder Enthusiast. The proof of my arguments will be left as an exercise for the readers. Avid lover of philosophy, comics, and disagreement
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