Unboxed Thoughts
B.P.S.Assorted philosophical essays on stuff like economics, free will, and culture.
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Wishful Thinking About Critical Thinking
Here’s a pseudo-paradox about critical thinking: the more readily you believe in it (and the accompanying presumption that it’s only really acquired through formal education), the less of it you do, probably. Maybe that’s kind of nonsensica...
Are Feminized Spaces Epistemically Rotten?
Helen Andrews’ essay from some months ago on the feminization of modern institutions really made a splash, even though the basic thesis—that society’s major institutions (medical schools, academia, the judiciary, etc.) are being culturally ...
Are We Here by Accident?
Last year, I wrote about the Fine-tuning Argument for theism. Basically, fine-tuning arguments claim that, because the possibility of our existence depends on such unusual circumstances, we should credit the surprisingly livable conditions ...
On Whether We're Boltzmann Brains
Boltzmann Brains are theorized disembodied brain-like objects that perfectly mimic our subjective experience. They spontaneously coagulate in some tiny fraction of possible configurations of stuff in the universe. Given enough opportunities...
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Contrarian essayist, chronic armchair theoretician, pseudo-pseudo-intellectual.
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