A very short story about a very effective altruist
Peter was out with his wife on a walk in the beautiful desert. As they crested a hill, a snake sprung out from behind a rock, biting both.
Peter was out with his wife on a walk in the beautiful desert. As they crested a hill, a snake sprung out from behind a rock, biting both.
I wanted to respond to two themes that popped in criticism of my last post in the Daily Nous comment section: that I was being unfair to analytic philosophy and that regardless of what I might think, experimental philosophy is not philosophy.
A few years ago I saw a friend give an experimental philosophy talk at a departmental seminar. During the Q&A, someone in the audience asked the question all of us in experimental philosophy have learned to dread: “But is this actually philosophy? Seems to me you are just doing psychology.”