The sunk cost fallacy is actually not always a fallacy.
Read moreBecause of how probability works, you shouldn’t believe someone who tells you she has witnessed a miracle.
Read moreYou should defer to the expert consensus instead of thinking critically.
Read moreSometimes, it’s more rational to act against your best judgment.
Read moreKnowledge-how is just a type of knowledge-that if you look at standard linguistic theories.
Read moreThe moral grandstander seeks to appear morally respectable to others but in doing so she makes public moral discourse less effective and harms other participants of public moral discourse.
Read moreThe objective attitude gets a bad rap, but a closer look reveals that though it may be impossible to fully adopt, it’s beneficial for navigating our interpersonal relationships and more generally our lives.
Read morePascal’s Wager is an invalid argument because wagering for God is not the action with highest expected utility.
Read moreForming beliefs on moral issues by deferring to someone or something else is problematic because these beliefs don’t integrate with our moral character.
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