To Err Is (Not Only) Human | David Oderberg, Jonathan Hill, Christopher Austin, Ingo Bojak, François Cinotti and Jon Gibbins
What do mistakes mean for philosophy and biology?
Formal Models of Inference for the Variety of Evidence Thesis | Barbara Osimani and Jürgen Landes
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Barbara Osimani, Jürgen LandesBarbara Osimani and Jürgen Landes on bias, random error, and the epistemic value of replications
Accuracy and Coherence | David Thorstad
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by David ThorstadDavid Thorstad asks if bounded agents can have both accuracy and coherence
What Cognitive Science Has Forgotten about Computation | Corey J Maley
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Corey J MaleyAnalogue computation, properly understood, is the best candidate for characterizing neural computation, argues Corey J Maley
The Perfect Time to Reform Peer Review | Liam Kofi Bright and Remco Heesen
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Liam Kofi Bright, Remco HeesenLiam Kofi Bright & Remco Heesen on how we determine what to pay attention to
What If Light Doesn’t Exist? | Mario Hubert
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Mario HubertMario Hubert on how an investigation of the initial-value problem challenges our view of electromagnetism
Haecceitism, Rigid Designation, and Thermodynamic Equilibrium | Michael te Vrugt
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Michael te VrugtMichael te Vrugt asks if exchanging two identical particles changes anything
How to Open Two Locks with One Key | Eddy Keming Chen
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Eddy Keming ChenEddy Keming Chen offers a new solution to the puzzles of time’s arrow and quantum ontology
Blurring the Line between Laws and Initial Conditions | Caspar Jacobs
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Caspar JacobsCaspar Jacobs on what’s wrong with the pristine interpretation
Why ‘Not’? | Luca Incurvati and Giorgio Sbardolini
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Luca Incurvati, Giorgio SbardoliniLuca Incurvati and Giorgio Sbardolini on the evolution of negation