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Janet D. Stemwedel (whose nom de blog is Dr. Free-Ride) is an associate professor of philosophy at San Jose State University. Before becoming a philosopher, she earned a Ph.D. in physical chemistry. Email her at dr.freeride@gmail.com.

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Philosophy:

A conference paper I didn't see coming.

Category: Conferences

A philosopher talking about evidential relations and inferences in the context of the JFK assassination couldn't be a crackpot. Could he?

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A deep philosophical question.

Category: Passing thoughts

This came up when I was making dinner. "Pasta primavera?" I asked. "I think that jumped the shark in about 1972," Uncle Fishy replied....

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Using analogies in ethical reasoning.

Category: Ethics 101

Using casuistry as a strategy to sharpen our ethical judgments.

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One way to tell that your colleagues are awesome.

Category: Academia

At least, if you're a member of a philosophy department:...

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Impediments to dialogue about animal research (part 5).

Category: Communication

Conflating animal welfare and animal rights blocks dialogue about animal research.

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In which Ann Landers unintentionally blows my mind.

Maybe the advice columnist was into Bertand Russell?

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Please apply.

If memory serves, today is the day that the meeting of the Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Association draws to a close. That meeting, always conveniently scheduled to fall in the interstices between Christmas and New Year's, and more...

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What I've learned so far at the PSA.

This is not an exhaustive account of my experiences at the PSA so far, but rather what's at the top of my Day-Quil-addled head:...

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Ask a philosopher why you should vote

... and, if that philosopher is Brian Weatherson, you'll get a detailed consideration of cost, benefits, and rational strategies like this one: Voting is a lot like playing an n-player Prisoners Dilemma with the other people who (loosely speaking)...

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Scientific literacy: a comment on Revere's rant.

Over at Effect Measure, Revere takes issue with a science educator's hand-wringing over what science students (and scientists) don't know. In a piece at The Scientist, James Williams (the science educator in question) writes: Graduates, from a range of science...

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