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-- physicist Sean Carroll in conversation with philosopher Katie Elliott (Brandeis) Our intuitions about beauty are sharply conflicting We emphasize that it is a matter of luck, but we cannot stop ourselves from treating it as an achievement -- Becca Rothfeld on the actions of being beautiful People with our training can do a lot of good in the intelligence business -- Arnold Cusmariu, a philosophy PhD who joined the CIA, provides some intelligence on why intelligence might be a good career choice for people who've studied philosophy Actually useful internet search advice -- you should be able to do more than just type a word or phrase into Google (via The Browser) Its not all good, its just everything -- on the complications of beauty, especially other women's beauty Einsteins theory of relativity shows that qualia, the elements of subjective experience, must be in the same place as their neural correlates, that is, in your head -- Neil Sinhababu (NUS) explains why, and its implications (e.g., it makes dualism "more scientific and less magical") The conception of moral philosophy at which I had thus arrived put me at odds not only with the standpoint dominant in contemporary moral philosophy but also with the established analytic understanding of how philosophical inquiry should proceed -- Alasdair MacIntyre (Notre Dame) on why "contemporary academic moral philosophy turns out to be seriously defective as a form of rational inquiry" These interviews are a seismic social epistemology project

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