Sitemap - 2022 - The Splintered Mind
The Splintered Mind on Substack
The Moral Status of Alien Microbes, Plus a Thought about Artificial Life
The Moral Measurement Problem: Four Flawed Methods
An Objection to Chalmers's Fading Qualia Argument
An Accurate Moralometer Would Be So Useful... but Also Horrible?
A Chatbot's Take on "Moralometers"
Citation Rates by Academic Field: Philosophy Is Near the Bottom
GPT-3 Can Talk Like the Philosopher Daniel Dennett Without Parroting His Words
Public Philosophy at UC Riverside -- an Invitation to PhD Applicants
The Coming Robot Rights Catastrophe
How Often Are Philosophy Articles Actually Cited? Encouraging News
The Rational Pressure Argument
What Makes for an Appropriately Rigorous and Engaging Online College Major?
The wagon has three wheels: Reimagining philosophy of action from a working class perspective
The Value of Self-Contradiction in Zhuangzi
Does the Heart Revolt at Evil? The Case of Racial Atrocities
The Overlapping Dispositional Profiles of Different Types of Belief
The Collusion Toward Moral Mediocrity
The Washout Argument Against Longtermism
The Philosophy Major Continues to Recover and Diversify in the U.S.
Results: The Computerized Philosopher: Can You Distinguish Daniel Dennett from a Computer?
The Computerized Philosopher: Can You Distinguish Daniel Dennett from a Computer?
Political Conservatives and Political Liberals Have Similar Views about the Goodness of Human Nature
If We're Living in a Simulation, The Gods Might Be Crazy
The Continental/Analytic Divide Is Alive and Well in Philosophy: A Quantitative Analysis
After a Taste-Bud Hiatus, Experiencing Candy Like a Six-Year-Old
Our Infinite Predecessors: Flipping the Doomsday Argument on Its Head
Draft Good Practice Guide: Sexual Harassment, Caregivers, and Student-Staff Relationships
Will Today's Philosophical Work Still Be Discussed in 200 Years?
Let's Hope We Don't Live in a Simulation
Let Everyone Sparkle: Psychotechnology in the Year 2067
New Essay in Draft: Dehumanizing the Cognitively Disabled: Commentary on Smith's Making Monsters
Work on Robot Rights Doesn't Conflict with Work on Human Rights
Evening the Playing Field in Philosophy Classes
Some Recent Talks and Interviews
How to Defeat Higher-Order Regress Arguments for Skepticism
Do Androids Dream of Sanctuary Moon?
Social Change and the Science Fiction Imagination
Identity Across the Multiverse
The COVID Jerk [a new piece by me in The Atlantic]
What Is It Like to Be a Plant?
Reflections on Science Fiction as Philosophy, Plus Zombie Robots