Evolution Larson on FAPP 15 Apr 2010 Ed Larson, an excellent historian of biology, takes Fodor and Piattelli- Palmarini to task for their ahistorical setting up of a strawman “Darwinism” in the Wilson Quarterly. Recommended reading. Read More
History Responsibility 23 Dec 201122 Jun 2018 Click to go to the original and make rude comments about the misuse of “begs the question”. Late note: The bastard fixed it. Find something else to complain about… Read More
Epistemology Sewall Wright on emergence 5 Dec 2009 I came across this passage while looking at the philosophical problem of emergent properties (which I think are purely epistemic). I thought it would be good to put up here… Read More
My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!
My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!
My internet connection is slow and transmission stopped for a minute with the complete sign visible, except for the unexpected last line. It was well worth the wait!
It’s missing one thing; a sticker advertising the services of a surgeon who specializes in reattaching fingers.
Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father. Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons. I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.
Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father. Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons. I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.
Probably no one here is old enough to recall the Australian cartoonist Emile Mercier, a favourite of my father. Mercier used to do things like that in his cartoons. I recall a scene of a golf course – off to one side was a sign saying (only) “Do not lean golf clubs against this notice”.