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March 2019
Disgust
We explore the ‘rich universe of the disgusting’ and ask what disgust can teach us about art, morality and the self.
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Plants
Plants process information, solve problems, and communicate. But do they think? We explore the minds of plants.
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Schopenhauer
Arthur Schopenhauer's work dealt with Eastern philosophy, human suffering, art, and much more. We discuss his life, thought, and continuing relevance in the twenty-first century.
Find out more »On Strike
Why do strikes happen? When are they justified? What makes for a successful strike? We explore the history, politics, and ethics of strikes.
Find out more »Replication Crisis?
Results from a number of key experiments in the human sciences have been thrown into doubt. What does this replication crisis mean for trust in science?
Find out more »June 2019
Molyneux’s Problem
Could someone who only experienced shapes by touch, later recognize them by sight alone? We explore responses to William Molyneux’s famous thought experiment.
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