
Thoughts on philosophy, reasoning, knowledge, academia, and occasionally bookbinding.
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I recently flew home from Madrid, where I spent a week at an analytic philosophy conference. The conference dinner was a tapas event where everyone stands around in a very loud room and drinks copiously from...
404 Media claims that Amazon is buying up rare books, taking them to their slaughterhouse, butchering their carcasses, and grinding the contents into the slavering maw of their ravenous AI training machine. All of this is happening at a sec...
If you stop loving things, they go away
When toddlers are unhappy, they smash their toys in anger and frustration. Toddler politics is when supposed adults find flaws in some institution, policy, or system and declare that it must therefor...
Viktor Lustig (1890-1947) was by all accounts a suave gentleman who spoke five languages, wore expensive suits, and conducted himself with courtly grace. Lustig was a self-styled European “Count” and presented himself as a wealthy immigrant...
Tools are force multipliers, and allow us to do more than we could do with our bodies alone. We can hoist massive weights, travel hundreds of miles an hour, and rapidly assemble complex objects. What are guns but ways to accelerate rocks fa...
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I'm a tenured philosophy professor with an Ivy League PhD. Professionally I mostly write on metaphysics and epistemology. I also write Scriptorium Philosophia, which is about books, knowledge, reason, art, and academia. I like books.
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