Grand Strategy: The View from Oregon
J. N. NielsenShouting into the Void
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The Human, All-Too-Human Scale of the Universe
Last week I asked “Do we live in an interesting universe?” and I tried to show how this question is related to fundamental philosophical questions like “Does history have a meaning?” and “What is the meaning of life?” and the question that ...
Human Presence in Extreme Environments as a Condition of Knowledge
My paper, “Human Presence in Extreme Environments as a Condition of Knowledge: An Epistemological Inquiry,” is now available from the journal Frontiers in Virtual Reality. Here’s the citation:
Do we live in an interesting universe?
What makes, or what would make, the universe on the whole interesting for human beings? There always will be those who take a scientific interest in the universe—astronomers, astrophysicists, and cosmologists, inter alia—but this will be a ...
Determinables and Non-Canonical Senses
One of the lesser known areas of philosophical logic is the theory of determinables, first formulated (as far as my knowledge extends) by W. E. Johnson in the first volume of his three volume Logic. Determinables are often conflated with cl...
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