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Announcement: Meet Me in North Carolina

By Bryan 31 January 2010 conferences

*Beeeeeeeeep* (Is this thing on?) Ahem. Are there any philosophers of science out there who, on the weekend of February 27th, will be either (a) attending the NCPS/SCSP annual meeting,…

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How would negative mass behave in a gravitational field?

By Bryan 10 January 2010 philosophy of physics, spacetime

Answer: exactly the same way positive mass would. That’s unusual, because if you try to push a negative mass, it behaves in surprising ways. While a positive mass will accelerate…

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Soul Physics: Best of 2009

By Bryan 3 January 2010 philosophy of physics

If you’re new to Soul Physics, try some of our classic posts! The following posts received either a lot of traffic or a lot of comments (or both) in 2009.…

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Get Started Handling Academic Citations Like a Pro

By Bryan 31 December 2009 funky, tutorial, video
Get Started Handling Academic Citations Like a Pro

Using a Mac to do your academic work? Here’s a brief tutorial on how to optimize your day-to-day dealings with academic citations, by integrating Bibdesk, Textmate, Quicksilver and Scholar. Below,…

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Ice water on closed timelike curves

By Bryan 6 December 2009 general relativity, philosophy of physics, thermodynamics

Today, let’s kick off our shoes and relax our standards for what counts as a reasonable spacetime. Let’s talk about spacetimes allowing for a certain kind of time travel, called…

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