Disagreement
November 11, 2012
Sometimes people who seem to be your epistemic peers – that is, people as experienced,…
Knowledge Tagged Episodes
From the Minds of Babies
October 9, 2011
Consciousness, morality, meaning and truth have perplexed and puzzled generations upon generations of philosophers. But…
The Idea of the University
November 7, 2010
Is a university a research institute with students, or and educational institution with research around…
Science, Ethics, and Censorship
March 22, 2009
Science is, on the one hand, a huge enterprise funded to a great extent by…
Concept of God
December 9, 2007
What does “God” mean? Is God a concrete thing like a chair or a human;…
The Nature of Imagination
October 7, 2007
A lot of our thinking, and even our perception, has to do not only with…
The Value of Truth
April 4, 2006
The pursuit of truth is often thought to be “intrinsically” valuable. Scientists and philosophers, who…
Feminism
October 12, 2004
Some feminists hold that there are specially feminine ways of knowing, and the current scientific…
Live Pilot: Is Lying Always Bad?
August 20, 2003
Many philosophers have been tempted to condemn lying as an absolute evil. The problem is…
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