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If you have more than you need, build a longer table - not a higher fence. pic.twitter.com/F00iLS1Fob
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) May 17, 2019
A brakeless trolley is approaching rapidly.
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) May 23, 2019
Nobody is in danger.
You are an ethics professor.
Would you put five people on the trolley track to save your job?#trolleyproblem pic.twitter.com/Mp1OAWzTt9
“We want to push back against the devaluation of the humanities and mobilize the power of historical thinking and its potential to change lives," says Department of History Chair Jay Cook. Good on @AHAhistorians and the Andrejaks for helping fund this initiative. #UMhumanities https://t.co/5nxnv0ZpWL
— UM Philosophy Dept. (@UMPhilosophy) May 21, 2019
Our PhD student @HelenPiel has a fabulous article out in the Journal of the History of Biology on John Maynard Smith’s book “The Theory of Evolution” and popular science. Congratulations! Read it here: https://t.co/zvDAuPYWSx #histSTM #twitterstorians #histsci #HPS
— HPS Leeds. (@hpsleeds) May 20, 2019
#APFM y #SEPFi se unen y exigen que tras las elecciones en Madrid se cumpla lo aprobado por mayoría absoluta y que #Ética4ESO e #HªFilosofía sean materias de libre configuración autonómica, comunes y obligatorias.
— APFM (@apfm_profesfilo) May 18, 2019
Lee más en https://t.co/oyi8o2btdD#SalvemosLaFilosofía pic.twitter.com/sESkH9pqbT
‘Mathematical truth’ was ‘the instrument through which the weak mind of man can most effectually read his Creator’s work’ Ada Lovelace 1843 on Charles Babbage’s analytical engine — a trial model here on display @sciencemuseum London in the fantastic Hadid designed gallery pic.twitter.com/86ale9rLxZ
— Perspectival Realism (@p_realism) May 19, 2019
A gem in the heart of London— Faraday’s magnetic lab in the basement of @Ri_Science with an Hauksbee machine and Oersted-like magnetic needles. Free to the public (like also @sciencemuseum). pic.twitter.com/bQ9w9N3b5m
— Perspectival Realism (@p_realism) May 20, 2019
Most of Greek Mythology, memed pic.twitter.com/jrr2mxmcvL
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) May 20, 2019
2-year 100% post doc position, philosophy of medicine/bioethics
— SocPhilSciPract (@SocPhilSciPract) May 20, 2019
Read: https://t.co/SwGXAbDAMB
Do you think it is up to individuals whether or not they engage? Or is it our collective responsibility to change the pressures to engage?
— Ethics at Birmingham (@bhamethics) May 23, 2019
Rachael Wiseman and Clare MacCumhaill on #philosophybypostcard and why we need @IrisMurdoch's philosophy of unselfing in the Irish Times. & Amelia O’Donnell's winning postcard for the #iypa2019 Murdoch postcard design competition. @sotauol @LivUni https://t.co/8DfuNDuNgQ pic.twitter.com/jYp1F0gugr
— LiverpoolPhilosophy (@LiverpoolPhilos) May 17, 2019
Ignoring Apple's terms and conditions can have large consequences. pic.twitter.com/XJYGTzJ0fX
— Ethics in Bricks (@EthicsInBricks) May 22, 2019
Rollins College doing Philosophy with preschoolers: "We need people who can think for themselves and who can ask questions in the right way and deal with things that are complicated. So, our hope is that they'll be well equipped for living in the C21” 👏🏻 https://t.co/YoZBFL70J2
— Philosophy 4 Schools (@RoyalInstPhilos) May 22, 2019
Existential Wake Up Call pic.twitter.com/0Stiew7mMB
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) May 18, 2019
New research on the blog: @annaichino on #superstitious #confabulations and what her non-doxastic account can tell us about more paradigmatic forms of confabulation https://t.co/ts0orJ3ZOC pic.twitter.com/ONGz4XgNFS
— PERFECT (@EpistInnocence) May 21, 2019
#TeamBeauty will be at @ProfWiddows’ free public lecture on 30th May to capture your views on the beauty ideal. Come along and have your say just like this previous attendee! Tickets are available here: https://t.co/TvQlgzbx7C #PerfectMe pic.twitter.com/c5kbRkN7sI
— Ethics at Birmingham (@bhamethics) May 23, 2019
Thank you for sharing your views and we love your ‘good luck’ at the end. We all need luck if we are to negotiate the visual culture! #PerfectMe
— Ethics at Birmingham (@bhamethics) May 23, 2019
Fancy a different kind of #peerreview? The PPJ's formative, inclusive, open-facing model promotes public participation, habits of care, and reviewer recognition. Consider submitting your publicly-engaged work for an upcoming issue! #publicscholarship #oa https://t.co/l1KK6rjrnh pic.twitter.com/ouPFDbNOZ2
— The PPJ (@PubPhilJ) May 21, 2019
In the Spring 2019 issue of HOPOS, Catherine Herfeld @cherfeld writes on "Imagination Rather Than Observation in Econometrics: Ragnar Frisch’s Hypothetical Experiments as Thought Experiments". https://t.co/n5XcFRJ8dr pic.twitter.com/NNHMktRD3J
— The HOPOS journal (@hoposjournal) May 20, 2019
Symposium on Bayne, “On the axiomatic foundations of the integrated information theory of consciousness” https://t.co/2pjHySAHzY pic.twitter.com/KUvAVfnOVN
— The Brains Blog (@philofbrains) May 20, 2019