Going Awol
Amos Wollen"The funniest philosopher on Substack" - Henry Oliver | "Sharp and witty, with great humor always underlain by an earnest desire to figure things out." - Justin Smith-Ruiu
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 272 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Two debates about the existence of God
Announcement: if all goes to plan with my visa, I will be an instructor at Reason and Rationality’s philosophy summer program based in Princeton, NJ. Other confirmed instructors include , , and ! From the website:
Reason & Rationality e...
Cope in philosophy of religion
The internet has a useful bit of of verbiage that I think philosophers of religion—and philosophers in general—should use more often.
The sense of “cope” I have in mind is related to this, but a bit different, insofar as it’s non-pejorati...
A reply to Lorenzo Elijah, PhD, on the gratitude theory of political obligation
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD, whose DPhil (!) was on the problem of political obligation, has replied to my article steel-manning a much-maligned solution to that problem.
How to solve the problem of political obligation
[epistemic status: idk]
Once upon a time, in Dutyville, Dublin, Coilín O’Connor was cleaning his pot of gold, which he had found at the end of a rainbow.
His television box, powered by potato peel, was relating the six o’clock news. So...
Links for March
- The infamous v debate on the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima is now available, courtesy of . More than anything, the debate was a triumph of the human spirit. When I argue with Ethan, I struggle to stay afloat on topics that I have resear...
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