A truly honest question, in light of today's NY Times science article, "If Smart is the Norm, Stupidity Gets More Interesting." Perhaps, as usual, scientists […] Read More
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(Moving to the Front from Oct 10 and Sept 7, 2012) Update Oct 19, 2012: Professor Buss's paper can be accessed here. Update Oct 10: […] Read More
The program for the Princeton conference on the topic of Weighing Reasons put together by Errol Lord and Barry Maguire has now been finalized. The […] Read More
It’s fashionable to call for supplementing traditional economic measures with measures targeting the impact of policies on well-being. Leaving aside worries about measuring well-being and […] Read More
Thanks to everyone who offered feedback on my new blog ideas. After considering the comments, I have decided to forge ahead with one of the […] Read More
I'm thinking of starting two new blogs. Rather than just jumping in and creating them, I thought I would turn to the folks here at […] Read More
I'm in the midst of writing for a general audience about what I'm calling the 'Asymmetry Challenge' for (pure, noncognitivist) expressivism. The Challenge is to […] Read More
I'm pleased to announce a call for abstracts for the next St. Louis Conference on Reasons and Rationality, sponsored by UMSL and Washington University. Many […] Read More
I am teaching a graduate-level metaethics survey course this semester and would like to give my students a flowchart to help them keep track of […] Read More