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Thinking Tools: The Sherlock Holmes Fallacy
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 219-221
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THE MEANINGS OF BELIEF
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- 04 June 2019, pp. 9-20
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The doomsday argument
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 23-28
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An argument for relativism
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 51-62
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Relativism and cultural studies
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 79-82
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MORAL LORE AND THE ETHICS OF EATING
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- 07 September 2011, pp. 83-90
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The ‘new science of memetics’: The case against
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 27-30
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THE PROBLEMS WITH MORAL SUBJECTIVISM
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- 06 April 2017, pp. 25-36
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THE METAPHYSICS OF FARTS
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- 17 March 2022, pp. 39-43
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AN EMOTION WITHOUT A NAME
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- 09 September 2019, pp. 19-29
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WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE A BEE?
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- 05 January 2017, pp. 43-49
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ALL TOO HUMAN? SPECIESISM, RACISM, AND SEXISM
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- 29 March 2016, pp. 39-50
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THE ETHICS OF OMISSION
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- 12 February 2019, pp. 117-121
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DOES SEEING RED REQUIRE THINKING ABOUT RED THINGS?
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- 23 March 2009, pp. 29-39
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The perennial problem of evil
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 65-73
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Is death a bad thing?
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 59-68
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REMEMBER ME
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- 30 October 2017, pp. 25-32
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Abortion and capital punishment: No contradiction
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 87-92
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A MORE DEVASTATING VERSION OF THE RAVEN PARADOX
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- 11 December 2019, pp. 21-24
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Accepting the universe
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- 22 July 2009, pp. 55-64
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