@ChrEaston I read one on the same column four years ago and tested people in the office. As far as I remember, only Todd (maybe also Bastian) got the right answer. Apparently solving this kind of problem has little to do with doing philosophy.
Woke up to the news this morning that my paper, "Bayesian Networks and Causal Ecumenism", has been accepted for publication by Erkenntnis. Here's a preprint: https://t.co/SdhusWn09S, and I'll do a brief thread about it. 1/6
@lastpositivist I woke up this morning ('woke' in the normal sense) and got 2 more followers. Wondered for a while till I check twitter and see this post.
First time in #HK's history: #hongkongers are warned that their flags, banners, slogans or other behaviours during demonstrations or protests may be arrested on charges of "secession" or "subversion of state power" under #NationalSecurityLaw, which was once only found in #China.
My 3017 MBP now. Probably an atypical case of #flexgate. Don't know when will Apple admit this problem but I guess I'll have to get a Surface Book before that.
This would be the total death of #HongKong and a direct assault on the international rules-based order if it happens
#StandwithHK
Beijing to introduce national security law for Hong Kong https://t.co/sU3LshdUv1 via @scmpnews
@cecilymwhiteley Perhaps because of the amount of preliminary knowledge required to understand his works? It's kinda hard to appreciate his ideas without extensive knowledge in Russell.