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Will Wilkinson (Niskanen Center, Vox, The Fly Bottle) and Joshua Knobe (Yale University)
- Josh’s new book, “Experimental Philosophy” . 01:16
- Why we choose mediocre reality over ecstatic illusion . 10:06
- Free will and the metaphysics of the hangman . 30:39.5
- Is philosophy a mere adjunct to experimental science? . 51:05
- Why do philosophers and economists disagree so much? . 1:01:00
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Recorded:Sep 6
Posted:Sep 8, 2008
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Free Will | Sep 8, 2008 | Will Wilkinson & Joshua Knobe
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