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Thursday, March 20, 2014. So long, and thanks for all the fish. Or, as the title of the last Star Trek: The Next Generation episode wistfully announced: “ All good things…. This is the last Rationally Speaking post, folks! It has been a long and fascinating ride. It began back in 2000, before blogs were a thing, with what at the time I called a (syndicated) internet column, and which became a blog in August 2005. Since then, I published or edited a total of 1208 posts (this is #1209! 8221; is the Latin w...

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Rationally Speaking: This Isn’t the Free Will You’re Looking For

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014. This Isn’t the Free Will You’re Looking For. In Star Wars: A New Hope. In a paper entitled “Freedom and Control,” philosophers Stephen Mumford. And Rani Lill Anjum [1] have attempted to capture free will for those who are libertarian about it — those who hold that, since humans do. Have free will, determinism must be false. But what they end up doing, in my view, is arguing for a new species of compatibilism; except in this case, free will is compatible with causation. Do past ...

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Rationally Speaking: So long, and thanks for all the fish

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Thursday, March 20, 2014. So long, and thanks for all the fish. Or, as the title of the last Star Trek: The Next Generation episode wistfully announced: “ All good things…. This is the last Rationally Speaking post, folks! It has been a long and fascinating ride. It began back in 2000, before blogs were a thing, with what at the time I called a (syndicated) internet column, and which became a blog in August 2005. Since then, I published or edited a total of 1208 posts (this is #1209! 8221; is the Latin w...

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Rationally Speaking: The Perils of Metaphorical Thinking

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Wednesday, April 06, 2011. The Perils of Metaphorical Thinking. For an organ that evolved for practical tasks like avoiding predators, finding food, and navigating social hierarchies, the human brain has turned out to be surprisingly good at abstract reasoning. Who among our Pleistocene ancestors could have dreamed that we would one day be using our brains not to get an apple to fall from a tree, but to figure out what makes the apple fall? The “punch” line. In 2006 showed how deep-seated this metaphor i...

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Rationally Speaking: Rationally Speaking podcast: Stephen Asma On the Myth of Universal Love

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Thursday, April 11, 2013. Rationally Speaking podcast: Stephen Asma On the Myth of Universal Love. Just like love, motherhood, and apple pie, no one could be against fairness. No one, that is, except philosopher Stephen Asma, the author of "Against Fairness.". Massimo and Julia sit down with Stephen in this episode of Rationally Speaking. To talk about what he thinks is wrong with the concept of fairness - and about certain traditional values he thinks are more important. April 11, 2013 12:39 PM. April 1...

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Rationally Speaking: Jerry Coyne, then and now

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Wednesday, August 04, 2010. Jerry Coyne, then and now. This seems to me a very reasonable philosophical position about the epistemic domain of science: “Science simply doesn't deal with hypotheses about a guiding intelligence, or supernatural phenomena like miracles, because science is the search for rational explanations of natural phenomena. We don't reject the supernatural merely because we have an overweening philosophical commitment to materialism; we reject it because entertaining the sup...8221; C...

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the juniper bends as if it were listening: December 2013

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The juniper bends as if it were listening. Monday, December 16, 2013. Monthly Recommendations: December 2013. I am doing something different for this month's Monthly Recommendations post. Seeing how it is the end of the year, I have decided to select a few of the things that I recommended this year in my monthly posts and re-recommend them. These are things that I think are totally worth checking out. Consider this the highlight version of this year's recommendations. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If your ...

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the juniper bends as if it were listening: Monthly Recommendations: December 2013

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The juniper bends as if it were listening. Monday, December 16, 2013. Monthly Recommendations: December 2013. I am doing something different for this month's Monthly Recommendations post. Seeing how it is the end of the year, I have decided to select a few of the things that I recommended this year in my monthly posts and re-recommend them. These are things that I think are totally worth checking out. Consider this the highlight version of this year's recommendations. Youre pretty dang cool. Well youre t...

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Respectful Atheist: October 2012

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Friday, 19 October 2012. The Problem With Pascal's Wager. Sunday, 14 October 2012. Recently, I attended an evangelistic outreach type meeting. Y'know, the kind where they hold an invitation, at the end of the service, and ask people to come forward to "accept Jesus as their lord and personal savior". It's the first such event I have attended, since becoming an atheist nearly 3 years ago now. I've written about this dynamic before, right here. But it was a good reminder nonetheless. Let's look at the line...

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Center 207: A Quote

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You will be expected to know this on the exam. Monday, October 18, 2010. That's stuck with me for some time. I first read a "Tree Grows in Brooklyn" by Betty Smith back in middle school, and it's still one of my favorite books (despite being girly. And all that). Anyway:. I've tried to keep it in mind. With great difficulty. Mail account from middle school - -). Oh nostalgia. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Obligatory 2016 Post Balance. So long, and thanks for all the fish. And so it begins.

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Center 207: For a Personal Statement in the (Near) Future

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You will be expected to know this on the exam. Saturday, October 16, 2010. For a Personal Statement in the (Near) Future. In no particular order, thoughts and stories:. 2) My "culture" has affected me more than I realize. Or would care to admit. There's some shit behind all the hot dogs, American flags, and Miller Lites. Intents and purposes, I'm religious. TAing stuff will get its own post, since it's extensive. Now, if there one type of decoration that would never really fades away, then. My name is Jo...

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Center 207: There is Grandeur in This View of Life

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You will be expected to know this on the exam. Monday, October 4, 2010. There is Grandeur in This View of Life. I think Neil Armstrong once said (while on the moon): " It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.". That this happened. We think. This is where the protein goes. Current research suggests. Which model is correct. Feel free to visit m...

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Center 207: Memoirs

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You will be expected to know this on the exam. Sunday, October 24, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Obligatory 2016 Post Balance. So long, and thanks for all the fish. And so it begins. An anthropologist who thinks we aren’t apes. My Contact Information Is On The Board. My name is John, and I'm a fourth year undergraduate life science major at Large State University. I'll be your TA for this quarter. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Template images by luoman.

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Thursday, March 20, 2014. So long, and thanks for all the fish. Or, as the title of the last Star Trek: The Next Generation episode wistfully announced: “ All good things…. This is the last Rationally Speaking post, folks! It has been a long and fascinating ride. It began back in 2000, before blogs were a thing, with what at the time I called a (syndicated) internet column, and which became a blog in August 2005. Since then, I published or edited a total of 1208 posts (this is #1209! 8221; is the Latin w...