science
September podcast
In this edition, tpm editor-in-chief Julian Baggini talks to philosopher of biology John Dupré and the problems with genes, and the Nobel-prize winning Amartya Sen about the idea of Justice. Plus, guest reporter Antonia Macaro discusses Wittgenstein and therapy with John Heaton.
Ideas of the century: Meaning grows (20/50)
Susan Haack continues our epic 50th issue series
Ideas of the century: Neurophilosophy (19/50)
AC Grayling on what brain research is doing for philosophy
Ideas of the century: Scepticism (16/50)
Frank Furedi on an old idea that’s more important than ever
Ideas of the century: Protscience (15/50)
Steve Fuller on the devolution of scientific authority
Ideas of the century: Developmental Systems Theory (11/50)
John Dupré continues our special 50th issue series
Review: What Darwin Got Wrong
The target is right, but Fodor badly misfires, say John Dupré
Why have UFOs changed speed over the years?
UFOs used to move a lot faster. Martin S. Kottmeyer asks why.
Ideas of the century: The simulation argument (6/50)
Nick Bostrom on the likelihood that we’re already living in a virtual world
The skeptic
Wendy Grossman looks back on change, in her 50th column for tpm
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