THIS FRIDAY in NYC: Join us for this conference in memory of Virginia Held. Note that there's an online option. If you're around, let me know and we can plan to catch up
The "clearing the decks" fallacy:
1. Hold opposing views to ultra-high dialectical standards, and show they can't meet them
2. With opposing views thusly dismissed, your view is the only game in town. So drop the dialectical standards and simply assert your view. QED.
Next Week (6/18-19): I'm keynoting a conference on *The Challenges of Hostile Epistemology* at the University of Rijeka in Croatia. If you're around, stop by and say hi
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A little piece I wrote for @ConversationUS proposing that the president's most ridiculously false statements aren't really lies...
https://t.co/r6izAa0ANF
"She's In Parties" - Bauhaus. I've done this one before, but there's something about a distorted telecaster with lots of chorus that brings out my inner Daniel Ash...
Just released on the Philosophy Bites podcast: @RobertTalisse on Civic Solitude…Find this episode at https://t.co/94ISWCTJzz, on Spotify or Apple Podcasts
Off to the University of Kansas in Lawrence tomorrow for this weekend conference on civility. It's a full schedule, but if you're around let me know...
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