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I have done my part in joining in the swarm of bloggers that are stinging this country's Liberal, Conservative, and Media elite into submission with the truth, while simultaneously producing volumes of sweet, gooey honey."
Memodome
Precarious Pinnacle
Patriotism, Right or Wrong?
Philosophy that's off the (Flesch-Kincaid) charts
Gettier phone call
Blink by Malcolm Gladwell;
Part II
Mini-break, irregularly backformed;
More
Pascal's wager in a pluralistic society
The Island of Truth and Lies
Naive Realism
Precarious Pinnacles;
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Calculating the Perfect Haircut
My, My, My, What a Word
Introducing
Myself
Arts & Letters Daily
The place where interesting articles go to spread.
Cognitive Daily
Less regular than the arts & letters (despite the similar name), but more cognitive sciencey.
Crooked Timber
With a name from Kant - perhaps the first to recognize that everyone is a little bit gay - it's gotta be good. "Out of the crooked timber of humanity..."
Edge
Eavesdrop on top scientists who talk to each other about what they're interested in.
Fafblog!!
The whole worlds only source for Fafblog.
Matthew Yglesias
He tends to give the impression "that's what I would think, if I knew what I was talking about."
Meaning of Life TV
Interviews on cosmic questions with Dennett, Fukuyama, Maynard Smith, Pinker, Polkinghorne, and others.
Mixing Memory
Mixing cognitive psychology, politics, philosophy, and more.
Obsidian Wings
What a pretty name. Who would have suspected what kind of serious political discussion lurks beneath...
Philosophy, et cetera
Curiosity, insight, and philosophy go together well.
Philosophy Weblogs
They're all here so that I don't have to put them all on my blogroll.
Questions, Comments, Email, etc.
Words You Can Use
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