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Elementary, my dear, but not deduction
What Sherlock Holmes can teach us about human reasoning
Neuroscience and the structure of knowledge
Mapping differences between brain hemispheres against the processes we use to build knowledge
Humility versus confidence
Epistemic attitudes and building justifiable confidence in what we know
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Misinformed about misinformation?
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Can our feelings help us know?
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A brief epistemic history of Western thought (part 3): Science as a method
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Humility from cognitive biases?
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A brief epistemic history of Western thought (Part 1)
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Elon's Twitter: a philosophical experiment begins
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Kant, Hume and AI
Foundational concepts and the foundational structures of human thought
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How AI undermines academic norms
Do standard practices ensure high university standards anymore?
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AI is an alien intelligence
It is not the same sort of thing as human intelligence
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A basis for societal cohesion
Our epistemic attitudes matter when we want a coherent society, but we are going in the wrong direction
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Learning from science for better decisions and policies
The secret is focusing on how science works, not what it produces.
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Decision making under humility
Different epistemic attitudes and how they influence our decision-making
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How to harness group dynamics for epistemic good
What can societies and organisations do to ensure they keep expanding what they know?
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