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| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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Yesterday, the Good Law Project claimed to have posted the resignation letter of Jason Arday, PhD., the former Cambridge sociologist facing whirlwind allegations of being a fabulist and serial plagiarist. When the letter was fed through Pan...
These past few days there has been a lot of hullabaloo over the fact that one of OpenAI’s advanced, unreleased models hacked an AI startup to mine information from its servers, without being told to do so, and without telling anyone what it...
If you read Going Awol, first of all, Hi! You are beautiful and outrageously funny. Second of all, if you read Going Awol, there’s a good chance you’re into religion, and arguments about which religion you should be.
Sadly I still don’t k...
In a recent YouTube video, Joe Schmid and I spend two hours CALMLY RANKING theodicies from F tier to S tier (F is worst, and F tier theodicies get DESTROYED; S is best, and S tier theodicies get COMPLEMENTED).
In a recent YouTube video, Jo...
I am currently instructing at a swagalicious philosophy summer program called Reason and Rationality, based at Princeton Theological Seminary. One mealtime at Princeton’s MacKay Dining Hall, friend, fellow instructor, and Substacker (no re...
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