Here it is, a rundown of interesting articles I’ve come across recently, to consider for your weekend readings:
The abuses of Popper. A powerful cadre of scientists and economists sold Karl Popper’s ‘falsification’ idea to the world. They have much to answer for. (Aeon)
The art of abiding. Why the Dude is a hero not to be emulated (Medium)
The limits of computation. In what sense, if any, is the human brain a computer? (Philosophy Now)
11 science fiction books that are regularly taught in college classes. Add your own to the list! (io9)
Why we need virtue ethics. And don’t be fooled by the picture of Kant accompanying the article… (3 Quarks Daily)
Why easing restrictions will lead to more, not less, collateral damage. By my friend and collaborator Maarten Boudry. (Areo Magazine)
Why are literature and philosophy such an awkward match? A new anthology reveals the perils and rewards of philosophical fiction. Also, why do so many articles recently begin with “Why”? (New Republic)
Philosophy as a Way of Life
Thanks for the links Massimo–always interesting! I sometimes wonder if you are in agreement with the cited works or just consider them relevant discussion….often I hope the latter ;-)
Buon weekend a tutti!
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I often agree with the main trust, but sometimes I just think they are good food for thought.
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