A Rodent on Mars? More like Pareidolia and Data Dredging
Just because you can zoom into a NASA image and squint does not mean you have discovered a rodent on Mars.
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Miscellaneous
Shattering Academic Philosophy
In their paper “What do Philosophers Believe?” (to be published in the journal Philosophical Studies), David Bourget and David J.
Read MoreThe Failure of Mysterian Complaints about Neuroesthetics
Mysterian explanation for human cognitive facilities have been around for millennia. Before the more modern discoveries of the structure and
Read MoreDeclining Praxgirl’s Praxeology
There is a fairly new video series on Youtube making its way across the Internet. It is about an area
Read MoreNaive Philosophical “Criticism” of Reductionism in Science
Some philosophers never get tired of falsely portraying science, its methods or the interpretation of scientific results. Too often having
Read MoreA Voice for Men on Rape Statistics: Confusing Life-Time Prevalence with Incidence
In the online conflict between certain specific men’s rights activists (MRAs) and certain specific fringe radical feminists, no part have
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