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How to Interpret the Notion of Chance?
We all think we’re familiar with the notion of ‘chance‘. But are we really? And if so, what are the consequences we should attach to our interpretation of chance? For instance, are chances purely...
View ArticleEthics and Mathematics: The Love for Absolute Rules
Ethics is not mathematics. For, unlike mathematics, ethics cannot function solely based on a set of axioms, or ‘absolutely true staring points for reasoning,’ like a + b = b + a. Based on axioms, we...
View ArticleBeliefs, Desires and Coming Up with Reasons
A normal logical inference looks something like the following: (1) C leads to A, (2) C leads to B, (3) A and B are present, so (4) C might be true. In other words, you have got reasons - (1), (2) and...
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