Peter J Steinberger argues that atheists, true believers and even agnostics are all wrong.
issue 66
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.
Uncertainty, Risk and Moral Emotions
Sabine Roeser argues for a new approach to public debate.
Plato is Still on Form
It’s one of the best defences of philosophy he’s ever seen, says Robert J Howell.
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