Peter J Steinberger argues that atheists, true believers and even agnostics are all wrong.
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Not Knowing Everything That Matters
Jonathan Dancy and Daniel Muñoz take a close look at Parfit’s account of how we can get things wrong.
Uncertainty – The Philosophical Problem of Our Time
The world needs precautious thinking, argues Rupert Read.
Plato is Still on Form
It’s one of the best defences of philosophy he’s ever seen, says Robert J Howell.
Uncertainty, Risk and Moral Emotions
Sabine Roeser argues for a new approach to public debate.
Can Berkeley Have It Both Ways?
Daniel E Flage takes a close look at the Bishops’ views on mind, awareness and intuition.
A Philosopher at the IPCC
John Broome is by turns astonished, angered and pleased by a process that put ethics into climate negotiations.
Science and Common Sense
If we’re to understand reality, we must understand the questions that we’re asking, argues Thomas Quinn.
Philippa Foot: a snapshot
John Hacker-Wright on a controversy sparked by claims about moral norms and human nature.
Uncertainty in Everyday Life
Linda Radzik asks, what should a bystander do?
Editor’s Pick
Jeffrey A Barrett on a new movement in the philosophy of science.
Philosophy on the Brain
Anne Jaap Jacobson on a wonderful new guide to recent work in neuroscience