Digressionsimpressions
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Philosopher who got a gig as political theorist at University of Amsterdam; also known as Ghent Zeppelin. I have a daily substack: https://digressionsimpressions.substack.com/publish
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It's good that they are talking about this
Well, you reminded me of Rawls at the right moment:)
This should go Viral on X.
neohempelian.bsky.social
Update:
I posted prematurely. The final tally is:
1. Jenann Ismael
2. Katherine Brading
3. Carlo Rovelli
4. Robert DiSalle and Howard Stein
5. Nick Huggett (generally super technical but my students love his work on Zeno)
6. Eric Schliesser

Honorable mention bc of technicality John Earman
neohempelian.bsky.social
Based on my comments on my Space & Time seminar students’ first paper outlines, apparently I have a short list of favourite philosophers:
1. Jenann Ismael
2. Carlo Rovelli
3. Robert DiSalle
4. Nick Huggett
If my students were more mathematically oriented, Earman would be there
#philsci
Also, what do they read by me in that course?:)
Wait, what, how did I sneak into this list?
Thank you. I was worried I mashed too many issues together in the post. So this is reassuring.
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jholbo.bsky.social
Checking that, here is Hartley (1749) using 'economical' not to mean money-saving but efficiently regular. Like, it makes craft sense that door-makers well tend to establish, by convention, a door template they tend to stick with. To save labor (not money per se). archive.org/details/obse...
It's Friday and I am in villanova
Yes. Charles Wolfe really hammered that home to me