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Compulsory Twitter pademelon content.

A staircase is haunted by the ghost of a Scottish philosopher. He was killed by a giant rat.

Good morning only to this Tasmanian pademelon and her Joey 😻

Since sea shanties are taking over social media, I thought I'd get ahead of the curve and get to the the sea-shanty-adjacent song phase. This is "Brisbane Ladies", also known as "Augathella Station", based on "Spanish Ladies" but about cattle droving: youtube.com/watch?v=DYCPIa…

I hope this’ll be interesting to people working on these topics, and to people wanting to know what the fuss is all about!

It has still stood in Egypt longer than in Istanbul/Constantinople.

Beyond Impossible: Logical and Philosophical Perspectives. October 22, 2021 Università di Padova and Zoom. Program: fr-fr.facebook.com/groups/medieva…

The Inaugural Lecture of John Divers, Chair of Moral Philosophy (1837) will take place next Tuesday at 18:00 in the Thomas Davis Lecture Theatre. Please register to attend here: eventbrite.ie/e/inaugural-le…

Everything interesting is hyperintensional. Indeed, interestingness itself is a hyperintensional property, since the Incompleteness Theorems are VERY interesting, but 1=1 is not.

A short gunky movie!

Congratulations Bokai Yao ! And congratulations on all the cool results!

Postdoctoral Fellowships at UNAM's Institute for Philosophical Research.

Thanks to Daniel Nolan DanielNolan for his review of our book with Oxford Philosophy! ndpr.nd.edu/reviews/mereol…

My "Space, Time and Parsimony" has been published by Noûs! It is available open access here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… (You can click through for the PDF version, which is more nicely formatted than the HTML presentation.)

My "Counterpossibles, Consequence and Context" is now online early at Inquiry, and open access: doi.org/10.1080/002017…

'Impossible Worlds’ by Francesco Berto and Mark Jago 💙, considers problems in the theory of information, truth in fiction, and reasoning about the impossible. #OpenAccess Discover today: oxford.ly/43AdwzI

I’m excited that this is now out Open Access, and thanks to Yujin for the kind words!