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The tar contained in cigarette smoke can get into these holes and permanently stain your teeth
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-- Joshua Habgood-Coote (University of Leeds) on distortions in current discussions about deepfake videos Philosophy-themed shirts: modus ponens/tollens, inverted spectrum, abstract trolley, and more -- from Kelly Weirich (Pierce College) How crows use statistical reasoning -- "Some experts have even classified corvids as having the same intelligence as a 7-year-old child" (via MR) Philosophy is taught in the final year of high school, and is the dominant subject in literary majors and a fairly important minor [among] scientific majors -- Hady Ba (Cheikh Anta Diop Universitys Teachers College) on philosophy in Senegal If the academic humanities too often address only siloed experts, then pop philosophy too often addresses an audience of imagined idiots -- Becca Rothfeld on public philosophy I would love to be talked out of it -- Scientific American covers a recent workshop on panpsychism New technology ethics podcast -- from John Danaher (Galway) and Sven Nyholm (LMU), the series is based on their book "This is Technology Ethics," which covers a wide range of fascinating philosophical questions The desire to admire EA despite its flaws indulges a quixotic longing to admire an ineffective altruist -- an enviously well-written essay on the power and problems of effective altruism by Mary Townsend (St
