What’s a personal blog for, if not to blow my own horn? Well, it can only be to blow the horns of those who I…
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Of Interest
One of the questions that have plagued my insomniac nights over the past decade or so is what makes something interesting. There are many proposals.…
Comments closedUnderstanding Species is here in hard copy
When I first watched Back to the future, I was mid-undergraduate studies, and had no thought that I would ever publish anything, but I was…
Comments closedThoughts on classification
Species concepts and definitions in science As Robbie Burns once noted, the world is full of things. Philosophers and scientists alike ask whether that also…
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So US is due in April, and Cambridge just sent me the flyer below. Notice how cheap this book is! You can buy 50 for…
Comments closedMy Absent Career 14: The final decline
Once the Critical Reasoning project was done (a bit too early due to funding being overspent), I was adrift again, and (quite literally) checking out…
Comments closedMy Absent Career 13: Critical mass
Having taught critical reasoning and studied the usual logic for philosophy undergrads, I felt that I had a pretty good understanding of logic and reasoning,…
2 CommentsMy Absent Career 12: The aged aged man
Suddenly I was out of work, I could not rejoin the postdoc, and I had to move to Sydney once again, to see if I…
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In between my absent career path, I just wrote this in reply to a student who wanted advice on their assignments, as they got around…
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