Philosopher’s Zone- NYTimes – The Stone
- Breaking My Own Silence
- Elena Ferrante: A Power of Our Own
- Beware of ‘Snakes,’ ‘Invaders’ and Other Fighting Words
- The Sacred Spell of Words
- Athens in Pieces: An Offering to the Soccer Gods
- The End of Satire
- Athens in Pieces: The Happiest Man I’ve Ever Met
- Who Counts as a Woman?
- A God Problem
- This Friendship Has Been Digitized
- Philosophy Now
- RSA Animate
- Scientific American – Mind and Brain
- How to Be a Data-Driven Parent
- Be Careful with Occam’s Razor, You Might Cut Yourself
- Failure to Launch Syndrome
- The Real Reason Fans Hate the Last Season of <em>Game of Thrones</em>
- Are We More Attracted to People Who Look like Our Parents?
- Autism May Be Diagnosed by Age Two
- Unread Books at Home Still Spark Literacy Habits
- Can Knowing Your Genetic Risk Change Your Physiology?
- Thwarting a Protein Reverses Brain Decline in Aged Mice
- Locking Eyes with a Monster
- TED talks
- How to build your confidence -- and spark it in others | Brittany Packnett
- The difference between healthy and unhealthy love | Katie Hood
- How AI could become an extension of your mind | Arnav Kapur
- What you should know about vaping and e-cigarettes | Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin
- Could a tattoo help you stay healthy? | Carson Bruns
- Digital humans that look just like us | Doug Roble
- Sleep is your superpower | Matt Walker
- How your brain's executive function works -- and how to improve it | Sabine Doebel
- The case for having kids | Wajahat Ali
- The crisis of leadership -- and a new way forward | Halla Tómasdóttir and Bryn Freedman
Category Archives: Essay
Honesty and Charity in Arguments
From NYTimes – By GARY GUTTING, The Stone Link – As a philosophy professor, I spend much of my time thinking about the arguments put forward by professional philosophers. As a citizen (and an occasional columnist for The Stone), I also spend lots of … Continue reading
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The Fallacy of ‘Deepest Offence’
The Fallacy of ‘Deepest Offence’ By Peter Ellerton image via here Nothing is so central to a liberal society as the right to discuss ideas. Not being able to do this at all is totalitarianism – the banning of discussing, … Continue reading
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