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This is the twelfth in my series of short, quickly written, weekly philosophy essays.1
If you’re into AI, you’ve probably already read the new essay Dario Amodei published a few hours ago. If not, Dario Amodei is the CEO of Anthropic, whic...
A new piece by me was just published by the , on the topic of pluralism. I really enjoyed writing this piece, and it brings together a lot of my recent thinking, so I thought I’d alert you to it. In fact, it’s probably the clearest statemen...
This is the eleventh in my series of short, quickly written, weekly philosophy essays.
Imagine you have been to my house many times, and you know full well that my house has two floors. Imagine, however, that I tell you — for some convolut...
In this episode, Peter van Inwagen and I discuss free will.
We talk about what kind of thing free will might be, whether there’s an ordinary notion of free will, whether we should focus on free agency instead of free will, the cost of get...
This is the tenth in my series of short, quickly written, weekly philosophy essays.
I enjoyed reading my friend ’s review of Daron Acemoglu’s new book on liberalism. John is a good philosopher — easily one of the best I know — and his revi...
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