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Asst professor of philosophy Love science, especially sciences that tell the story of the past. Was a chemist, then a teacher. Now a philosopher of science. What's next? Awkward mix of personal & professional Occasional DIYer
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Just be sure to put rubber tip on if walking indoors on hard surface (most hiking sticks come with a rubber attachment for over the pointy metal tip).They are light & fold away inconspicuously in a backpack. Plus, hiking sticks look cool, like you are about to go on a geo hike or climb a mountain. 😎
Show PostI'm so sorry to hear you've had to deal w/ health issues, Craig, but glad you're on mend (hope you have a hiking stick or something to use till dizziness subsides). You're an awesome, inspiring teacher! May that recognition help carry you through highs & lows of term. Wishing you strength & health!
Show PostI learned a lot from these awesome talks on the meaning and role of "equilibrium" in Ancient science, (post-)Newtonian mechanics, thermodynamics, general relativity, (quantum) statistical mechanics, biology, and economics #philsci #philsky #histsci
Show PostOh no. What gives it away for you, Heather? (I haven’t read it)
Show PostInteresting thesis, but a shame to see what appears to be substantial portions of AI-written text in such a high-ranked philosophy journal link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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