Tim: “You really want me to pose like this? I feel like a schoolboy who got some prize certificate.”

Sometimes, I still wonder how things would have unfolded if I had used the mistaken Lufthansa ticket years ago and boarded a one-way flight to Osaka instead of Frankfurt.

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Do we all agree that 'and/or' is just an inclusive 'or', or not?

Check this cool piece from my colleague Laura Silva from ULaval! Fighting the good fight of interdisciplinarity, the only way forward!

Is every sincere, original personal email (not responses, newsletters, or similar) owed an answer?

9 years old: Do you know René Descartes? Me: Yes! Why do you ask? 9yo: Our math teacher talked about Descartes today in class. Me: Oh, great! What did the teacher teach you about Descartes? 9yo: Oh, that back in the day, philosophers were very smart. Me: ...

Reading bits of political epistemology. Came across the view called "political realism," where politics are about group alliances and not deliberation and voting preferences. This sounds to me like 'political skepticism', not realism. What am I missing?

Is anti-trust distrust?

After being called 'Otter' in a U.S. coffee shop, I am on the brink of naming myself Artūrs 'Archie' Logins.

Went to Maine to swim in this ocean! Beautiful and warm!

The more I teach the problem of mental causation, the less I know what its solution could be.

Who was the first to use 'bachelor ' is 'an unmarried man' example?

Out of curiosity, why didn't we call logical atomism post-idealism?