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A note on the title: Levin does claim that physicalism is false (Ingressing Minds, p. 22). He does not claim that xenobots prove it. The title refers only to the first claim. The question it asks is mine: do xenobots show that physicalism i...
What would change our minds about treating aging? An exploration of Alan Cohen and Karl Pfleger’s debate on the morality of extending, or not extending, human life.
Edit: Dr. Cohen has responded to my article here:
What his argument still owes, and how my model challenges universal experience and divine valuation.
When I asked Matt to quote my words and explain how my article committed the alleged errors that his comment suggests I made, he said his...
A response to Matthew Segall’s “God Is the Gap”: divine love, gratuitous suffering of innocents, the problem of evil, and what his evolving theology still owes its victims.
Picture four scenes in the same moment.
Matthew David Segall, Sam Senchal, Michael Levin, and Stephen Meyer offer different extraordinary cosmic answers. This article develops a naturalized rival: preserve the causal work, expose the necess
Matthew David Segall, Sam Senchal, Mic...
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Independent transdisciplinary researcher developing a portable framework for corrigible reasoning across human and computational systems, with deep interests in the philosophy of science, mind, agency, consciousness, complex systems, and ontology.
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