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The Patriotic Time Loop: a New Story by Nathaniel Bates dedicated to Jason Zarri
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Futurepast: a New Sci-Fi Story by Nathaniel Bates
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Nathaniel Bates has a New Story: Original Intent: a Science Fiction Parody
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Dawkins and Down Syndrome: A new article by Nathaniel Bates
x Bookmark Nathaniel Bates has a new article in philosophy, Dawkins and Down Syndrome.
Lifetime Judge Appointments and Relativity: A humorous take on the philosophy of law
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Gödel Loop: A new short story by Nathaniel Bates
x Bookmark Time loops were predicted by mathematician and close friend of Einstein Kurt Gödel. The past and future loop in to one. A former radical turned police detective discovers that the road to solving a murder may be found in a Gödel loop that leads him to the past, future, and to the very more »
On the Necessity of Liberty: Part 1
x Bookmark On the Necessity of Liberty A Defense of Compatibilism By Jason Zarri What follows is an edited version of an essay I wrote back in 2002. I am now much less sure of the truth of determinism, realize that these issues are much more complex than I understood back then, and regret more »
An Ode to Hume’s Skepticism
x Bookmark An Ode to Hume’s Skepticism By Jason Zarri The legacy of David Hume, like the appearance of the Moon, is sometimes waxing, sometimes waning, but hopefully never, forever fading. The Treatise fell dead-born from the press, The Enquiries had more success, and the Dialogues should still impress all those who in clerical garb do dress. But be you “friend” or more »
The Rational Man: A Poem
x Bookmark THE RATIONAL MAN By Jason Zarri A rational man took a stroll one day, and chopped some logic along the way. Quoth he: “What should a logician say? Does the law of bivalence hold fast come what may? How could my mind know it, assuming it’s true, when with such abstract facts it more »
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