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Upton Sinclair made a famous remark in 1934: “It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”[1]
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I should think that all present-day philosophers of mind—and many others—are familiar with Ned Block’s “Chinese Nation” thought-experiment, first published in 1978,[1] and summarized here by Georges Rey in the Enyclopedia Britannica.
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Santayana's book [The Life of Reason, 1905] is a great one, if the inclusion of opposites is a measure of greatness. I think it will probably be reckoned great by posterity. It has no rational foundation, being merely one man's way of viewi...
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