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Hyperlinks of curiosity to individuals fascinated about philosophy…

1. How values form inquiry in cognitive science — a roundtable dialogue with Sam Liao (Puget Sound), Uwe Peters (Bonn/Cambridge), Morgan Thompson (Bielefeld), & Daniel Burston (Tulane)
2. “What was initially the epistemic vice of overconfidence turns into the epistemic advantage of being a educated, well-trained philosophy scholar” — Eric Schwitzgebel (Riverside) on the “overconfident scholar technique,” who employs it, and why it’s in all probability extra frequent in philosophy than different disciplines
3. Ukraine, Russia, and philosophy — thinker Michelle Panchuk (Murray State), who has lived in Ukraine and has household there, is interviewed by J. Aaron Simmons (Furman) on the battle and its classes
4. If we’re going to be trustworthy with ourselves, morally delicate, and considerate about our emotions, the most effective consequence could also be “a steady, if uncomfortable, emotional equipoise” — Erich Hatala Matthes (Wellesley) on the advanced feelings of participating with the work of immoral artists
5. Thinker’s Nest is a brand new podcast “devoted to showcasing the work, insights, and experiences of graduate college students in philosophy” — that includes temporary interviews performed by Kyle van Oosterum & Lewis Williams (Oxford), the podcast is obtainable on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and elsewhere
6. “There’s one thing undeniably erotic about elevators… order, mind, and civilization over chaos, animality, and demise” — Helena de Bres (Wellesley) on elevators, love, and transcendence
7. “If McArevey and his workers can train a brand new technology of boys to assume for themselves, query outdated loyalties and discover different methods to handle their anger maybe they’re constructing the hope for a brand new Northern Eire” — a overview of “Younger Plato,” a documentary a few headteacher in Belfast who brings philosophy into the educating at his elementary faculty

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