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Monday, 18 May 2015

Lamarck & Darwin Compared

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  The important distinction that must be made between Jean-Baptiste Lamarck's position and Charles Darwin's is that the forme...

Kurt Gödel's Theorems & Physics

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It's often asked whether or not Kurt Gödel's theorems can be applied outside mathematics. John Horgan certainly applies them to...
Saturday, 9 May 2015

Putnam on the Virtues & Vices of Ordinary Language

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Perhaps it follows from Hilary Putnam's critique of obsessive formalism (in philosophy) that he would also have championed the use...
Friday, 8 May 2015

Quick Thoughts on the Identity of Indiscernibles

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The law of the Identity of Indiscernibles is said to be the converse of Leibniz’s law. This is the Indentity of Indiscernibles: If a ...

Leibniz’s Law & Intensional Contexts

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What is Leibniz’s law? This: If a is the same as b , then everything true of a is also true of b. Or in symbols: ( x ) ( y ) (...
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