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Browse the entire scanned Nuremberg Chronicles online(cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk)
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Faust: A functional programming language for audio synthesis and processing(faust.grame.fr)
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Gloine: Browse stained-glass windows of the Church of Ireland(gloine.ie)
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Sawing a Woman in Half(en.wikipedia.org)
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Now Open: The Typographica Library(typographica.org)
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by finghin 4y ago
My degree is philosophy and mathematics, so not really - of course I'd happily work as a front-end developer for some philosophy journal or magazine, but that's way too narrow to be feasible. I don't regret my degree - I do t
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How do I get back into programming?
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Why are Dublin's streets so cluttered?(motorwayservices.ie)
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Nonbinary Wiki(nonbinary.wiki)
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by finghin 4y ago
Is there somewhere I can read more about this?
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The Accord in Perfumery(sylvaine-delacourte.com)
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by finghin 6y ago
Maybe this was unclear, but the point wasn't that there is a good singular notion of free will, and that that is a commonsense one. Even if I leaned towards this view (I wouldn't say that I do) my point was moreso to point out tha
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by finghin 6y ago
There are plenty of property dualists around: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/dualism/#ProDua
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by finghin 6y ago
Once again there is simply no physical grounding for the term "option". That word doesn't pick up a referent in the material world; its meaning is accrued from social and behavioural human intuition. I actually am quite inter
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by finghin 6y ago
I never understood this line of argument. It is difficult to see why something being hard to define makes it nebulous. The use of the concept of free will (which is incredibly intuitive—try asking a stranger if they have it, and they will c
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by finghin 6y ago
The commenter's point isn't that philosophers generally endorse dualism, it's that even those who claim to be monist materialists, etc. tend to possess latently dualist assumptions or conceptions of what consciousness is. Cha
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by finghin 7y ago
Restricting brain activity to computation it becomes more difficult to find exceptions to the argument. I think this is because computation is fundamentally quite alien to human minds, insofar as it is not an elementary, inescapable mental