But my brain made me do it!
An essay for the Telegraph on whether the science of consciousness threatens cherished beliefs about our selves, our free will and our human uniqueness.
An essay for the Telegraph on whether the science of consciousness threatens cherished beliefs about our selves, our free will and our human uniqueness.
Review of George Musser's book on how science has rekindled its interest in subjective experience, for the Wall Street Journal
Religion and science are often framed as hostile, opposing forces. But in the history of human society, they are more like siblings.
ReadJulian Baggini and guests Simon Kirchin and Anil Seth explore how the exemplary habits and principles of the best philosophers can help us to think better. Their focus today is on the problems of “reification” – thinking of concepts as though they were things – and anthropomorphism, and finding the balance between confidence and humility in your own ideas, practices and arguments.
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