Open Questions
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My Philosophy Lab
The Alchemist Discovering Phosphorus, 1771
Halfway through my philosophy PhD at the University of Arizona, I fled the desert and drove 3,000 miles across the country. Officially, I was a visiting fellow in the Harvard philosophy department...
Why Philosophy
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I majored in philosophy to seek wisdom and escape vulgar status-seeking. Wait, no—I enjoyed watching my professors school visiting speakers, and I sought their approval.
Arguably, Ángel Pinillos’ motives w...
How I Read
Jan Lievens, Still Life with Books, c. 1630
My 6-year-old daughter Mira is a ravenous reader. In the morning, her younger sister hops out of bed, flees their bedroom, and searches for me or her mother. Mira searches for a book. Then she fe...
Why Smart People Make Weak Arguments About AI
William Stewart Watson, 1832
This essay is an adversarial collaboration by faculty and students in the interdisciplinary Mind and Morality Lab at Boston University.
Authors: , Themelis, Emilia Lacy, . Crossposted at and .
Early...
Why the Backlash Against Trans Rights?
The U.S. is engulfed in a backlash against trans rights. At , polling by finds that 60% of American voters think K-12 athletes should compete with their birth sex; 56% oppose puberty blockers for minors even with parental consent; 52% supp...
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