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Monday Micro Softy 53: Kicking In the Door

Gifted nerds can often find logical solutions to gnarly problems using abductive reasoning (inference to the best explanation). With this…

A Lack of Transparency Threatens AI — and the American Economy

OpenAI and other AI software startups are at the economic center of the generative AI economy. End users pay OpenAI…

Neuroscience and Philosophy of Mind: Bridging the Gap

In a recent episode of the GeekPlanet podcast, hosts Robert J. Marks and Brian Krouse talked to Dr. Joseph Green*,…

Wikipedia Qualifies Its “Pseudoscience” Label re Design in Nature

All encyclopedias have their biases but Wikipedia, consulted by many millions who deserve better — some of whom should know…

Surprisingly Polite Response to Non-Materialist Book on the Mind

Stony Brook University neurosurgeon Michael Egnor and I argue—from modern neuroscience evidence—that the human mind is not merely what the…

On the State of Men and Reading

The data shows us that young men in America are struggling. Bereft of life purpose, they are gaming, binging on…

Space travel: The future is slowly becoming everyday reality

A groundbreaking discussion is coming up at COSM 2025 between Eric Schmidt, former chairman and CEO of Google, and George…

Scaling Up is Not Going to Make Large Language Models Intelligent

Large language models (LLMs) create an illusion of intelligence by generating glib, confident responses to almost any user prompt. The…

What Happens When Science Degenerates Into a Spoils System?

Recently, figures like Richard Dawkins and Steven Pinker — household names among popular science fans — have been Canceled in…

Time Travel: How and Why the Terminator Series Worked—Then Didn’t

Last Saturday, I discussed how time travel, like all technology in science fiction, operates in a similar way to soft…

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Neuroscience and Philosophy of Mind: Bridging the Gap

Wikipedia Qualifies Its “Pseudoscience” Label re Design in Nature

Surprisingly Polite Response to Non-Materialist Book on the Mind

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Space travel: The future is slowly becoming everyday reality

Scaling Up is Not Going to Make Large Language Models Intelligent

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