The Bush-Gore recount is an omen for 2020: An oral history of the craziest presidential election in modern US history
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Speech acts
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Toward a more expansive conception of philosophy
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The hard problem of breakfast — How does it emerge from bacon and eggs?
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Celebrations of Progress - A look at some major celebrations of historical achievements, and thoughts about why it seems like nothing similar has happened recently
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Redefining “racism”: Against activist lexicography
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Why we shouldn’t study what we love
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How Camus and Sartre split up over the question of how to be free
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The ethics of deep learning AI and the epistemic opacity dilemma
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In praise of idleness
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Horror and comedy: Screaming and laughing — two contrasting genres
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Why does the right lie so often?
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Catching sight of your self — Perception as the key to who we are
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A neurophilosophy of autonomous weapons and warfare
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What the problem of moral luck can teach us about lockdown rule-breakers
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The philosophy of cricket
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The Balearic Slingers | Units of History
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What is MasterClass actually selling?
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Nine books on philosophy and race
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The Amish keep to themselves. And they’re hiding a horrifying secret: "A year of reporting by Cosmo and Type Investigations reveals a culture of incest, rape, and abuse."
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Noticing patterns of oppression and faithfulness
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The world of Kaiserreich: Exploring the lore of an alternate WW1
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The subtle linguistics of polite white supremacy
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Samfundssind – A word buried in the history books helped Danes mobilise during the pandemic, flattening the curve and lifting community spirit
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Physical attractiveness bias in the legal system
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How compulsory unionization makes us more free
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The meaning of death
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A survival guide for living in the simulation
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Logic
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Is religion a flawed play-style for humans and if so, why did it arise in the first place? (Feat. TierZoo)
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How WW2 made Spain do everything later
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The Turkish century; part 2: The journey of the Turkish Republic
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Racism in the USA is higher among white Christians than among the nonreligious. That's no coincidence
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How do we diversify philosophy? Pluralism rather than inclusivism
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Engineers of the soul: Ideology in Xi Jinping's China
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Angrynomics: How reform of capitalism in the last twenty years reflects a failure of ideas
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Reading and decoding from the perspective of someone with a learning disability
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At a loss for words: How a flawed idea is teaching millions of kids to be poor readers
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How the Simulmatics Corporation invented the future
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Brett Wilson judges the case for laws for robots
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In the decades before the American civil war, violence broke out in Congress too
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The Persian language and what makes it fascinating
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The Bronze Age Collapse (approximately 1200 BCE)
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The Numidian Cavalry | Units of History
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The Church of Sweden has more female than male priests for the first time – a sign of huge strides for gender equality since women were first allowed to be ordained in 1960
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How the Democratic party went from being the party of slavery and white supremacy to electing Barack Obama
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How Southern socialites rewrote civil war history
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Researchers say they have found the world's earliest confirmed case of smallpox, revealing the disease was widespread across northern Europe during the Viking age
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Hiroshima (1946)
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How to think about individual vs group hereditarianism
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