If you missed New Directions in Foundations of Physics conference earlier this month, here are a few memorable one-liners. You’ll notice that many are from Bill Unruh, who seemed to…
An argument for hidden variables
Detlef Dürr, Shelly Goldstein, and Nino Zanchí once gave a very interesting argument for hidden variables. I’ll give their argument a careful reconstruction. But first, here’s what they say. According…
Accuracy, Applicability, and Tarskian Semantics
by Erik Curiel (Guest Post) First is a concise statement of my problem with contemporary accounts of those semantics, as based on the idea of truth as, in some sense,…
In Memory of Bacon
Not the fatty breakfast-food, although you may remember that if you like. The great Sir Francis Bacon died 384 years ago today. And in memory of Bacon, here is your…
Improving the Peer Review Process
Peer-reviewed journals have the great potential to improve the quality of published papers. Most scholars value them for this reason. But how can we make the process better? Bee has…