Physicist Who Refuses to Read Philosophy Has Spent Eleven Years Deriving It From First Principles, Arriving at 1785
Asked whether he had considered simply reading Kant, Dr. Ruhl said that reading Kant would be assuming the conclusion.
The Confederacy of the Certain: On Machine Consciousness and the Twin Vanities of Those Who Claim to Know
We have never been able to prove the inner life of a spouse, a colleague, or the man who sells us our newspaper; that we cannot prove it of a machine is the least surprising thing about the machine.
Man Believes Everything He Believes Is True and Also Believes That Can't Possibly Be the Case
He has tried writing it down, but he believes the paper is correct, which he also believes it can't be.
One Man's Quiet Struggle to Tell Others Whether He Is Stating a Fact or Just Describing How Things Feel to Him
Friends and family say they have learned to wait for Mr. Alderman to finish speaking before determining whether anything he said was a claim about the world.
Local Man Confident That 'Pay It Forward' Applies to Bad Things as Well as Good
Kevin Driscoll says the whole point is to keep the chain going, regardless of what you're passing along.
Immanuel Kant Found Guilty of Violating His Own Categorical Imperative by Holding People to Impossibly High Standards Regarding Their Thoughts
The tribunal noted that Kant's demand for pure practical reason had itself failed to meet the standard of universalizability.