Williamson on Science
Williamson is one of my favorite philosophers – typically for his views rather than necessarily his arguments. He had a post at the New York Times today on Naturalism. I rather liked it even if it’s old hat to most. I don’t think most people realize the problems under naturalism. Lots of rejoinders at various [...]
History of Goodwin’s Law
History of Goodwin’s Law. (That’s the law that any discussion will, after a certain amount of time, bring up Nazis as an analogy)
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