Conspicuous Cognition
Dan Williams, Yassine Meskhout, Thomas Prosser, Edmund King, David Pinsof, Andy MasleyWriter. Academic philosopher. Writing about philosophy, psychology, evolution, politics, artificial intelligence, and more.
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| Issues | 108 | Subscribers | Read | conspicuouscognition.com |
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Writer. Academic philosopher. PhD from University of Cambridge, 2018. Writes about: philosophy, social science, evolution, artificial intelligence, politics.
Law, Ideas, & Dunking on Fools. I defend the guilty and write the obvious.
Professor at Cardiff University and author of The Path Not Taken, a (free) Substack which analyzes politics using theories of ideologies and institutions.
Writer and academic based in the United Kingdom. Formerly posted under the handle @ghostofchristo1.
Evolutionary social scientist, co-host of Evolutionary Psychology (the podcast), writes about the psychology and sociology of bullshit.
When the going gets weird the weird turn pro.
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