The Splintered Mind
Eric Schwitzgebelreflections on the philosophy of psychology, broadly construed
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Twenty Years of The Splintered Mind
Way back in April 2006, I launched The Splintered Mind. Happy 20th birthday, blog of mine!
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Do Your Thing
I offer for your consideration the following ethical motto:
Do your thing.
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I admit: This motto doesn’t sound very ethical. What if “your...
Kim Stanley Robinson on the Value of Science Fiction
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