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Class 59: The Hardest Hypothesis In The World
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Class 59: The Hardest Hypothesis In The World

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The If I Were God Fallacy & Evolution

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Realism vs. Anti-Realism II: The realist challenge — Guest Post by G. Rodrigues

The one who will not work fits what is written about the virgins of Israel: he gives birth to wind -- but the one who will work gives birth to…
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Realism vs. Anti-Realism I: Introduction — Guest Post by G. Rodrigues

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Caring Is Killing Us: What’s Wrong With Benevolence by David Stove

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  1. gareth on Class 59: The Hardest Hypothesis In The WorldAugust 3, 2025

    @ NLR Your presumption and guessing are assumptions. Shirley it was more to do with Shaken or Stirred, as with…

  2. gareth on Class 59: The Hardest Hypothesis In The WorldAugust 3, 2025

    @ Gespenst Still doesn't account for any feedback given during the tea presentations, overt or accidental or subliminal. Anyway Briggs,…

  3. terry-oldberg on The Philosophy of Probability and Statistics (Book. Sort Of.)August 1, 2025

    Dear Briggs iBefore proceeding with your book, i recommend that you read the book entitled 'Foundations of Inductive Reading' the…

  4. Terry oldberg on The Philosophy of Probability and Statistics (Book. Sort Of.)August 1, 2025

    DEAR BRIGGS; YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE FACT THAT tHE PRINCIPLES OF REASONING ARE 'ENTROPY MINIMAX,' AS DESCRIBED BY…

  5. JH on The If I Were God Fallacy & EvolutionAugust 1, 2025

    But... all human expressions about God are generally made under the premise of "if I were God." lol

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