Sitemap - 2019 - The Splintered Mind
Argument Contest Deadline: Dec 31
This Test for Machine Consciousness Has an Audience Problem
The Philosophy Major Is Back on the Rise in the U.S., with Increasing Gender and Ethnic Diversity
Argument Contest Deadline Coming December 31st!
Two Kinds of Ethical Thinking?
Self-Knowledge by Looking at Others
We Might Soon Build AI Who Deserve Rights
A Theory of Jerks and Other Philosophical Misadventures
How Mengzi Came up with Something Better Than the Golden Rule
Applying to PhD Programs in Philosophy, Part IV: Writing Sample
I'm Morally Good Enough Already, Thanks!
New Kickstarter Project: Vital: The Future of Healthcare
What Makes for a Good Philosophical Argument, and The Common Ground Problem for Animal Consciousness
Age Effects on SEP Citation, Plus the Baby Boom Philosophy Bust and The Winnowing of Greats
In Praise of UC Riverside Undergraduates
The 295 Most-Cited Contemporary Authors in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Why I Write Weird Stuff, Like "Kant Meets Cyberpunk"
Bleg: Syllabi for Courses on Philosophy and Science Fiction
Industrial-Grade Realism about Beliefs That P
Disadvantages of a Lingua Franca in Philosophy
Will Philosophy Ever Come to an End?
The Dualist's Quadrilemma -- and All of Ours?
Intuition, Disagreement, and a Rope Around the Earth
The Ethics of Drones at the University of California
Flavors of Group Consciousness: Vanilla, Strawberry, and Chunky Monkey with Extra Nuts
Animal Rights for Animal-Like AIs?
Ethics in Publishing Philosophy
Forthcoming: A Theory of Jerks and Other Philosophical Misadventures
Against the Mind-Package View of Minds
New Podcast Interview: How Little Thou Can Know Thyself
Most U.S. and German Ethicists Condemn Meat-Eating (or German Philosophers Think Meat Is the Wurst)
Should You Defer to Ethical Experts?
Thoughts, Judgments, and Beliefs -- What's the Difference?
Seven Principles of Humane PhD Advising
Studying Ethics Should Influence Your Behavior (But It Doesn't Seem to)
Is a Blind Person's Consciousness Partly Contained in Her Cane?
Do You Have Whole Herds of Swiftly Forgotten Microbeliefs?
How to Turn Five Discrete Streams of Consciousness into a Murky Commingling Bog
I Asked 400 Undergrads to Perform 90 Minutes of Kindness for No Reward. Here's What Happened
Zhuangzi Might Prefer the Passive Knife to the Skillful Cook