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Chappell on morally risky philosophy How you can use AI tools to assess, constructively critique, and grade student submissions -- part of a series to help professors learn how to make use of AI in their work, from someone with experience teaching philosophy Using controlled stimuli, we find that people are capable of moral thin-slicing: they reliably identify moral transgressions from visual scenes presented in the blink of an eye -- empirical studies of moral vision (via MR) All levels of the criminal justice system are structured by entrenched institutional racism that inflicts a form of terrorism and torture on Black Americans and people of color -- Jessica Wolfendale (Case Western) has a message for a UN group on race and law enforcement currently visiting the US From a Sikh ethical perspective, certain errors in rationality are themselves rooted in a kind of self-indulgence -- Keshav Singh (Alabama, Birmingham) is interviewed by Spencer Case (Colorado) on Sikh religion and philosophy Philosophy, policy, and knowledge about addiction -- a new blog by and for addicts (via Michelle Ciurria) Theres no need to reject how biologists define the sexes to defend the view that trans women are women -- Paul Griffiths (Sydney) on the importance and limitations of biological sex A lottery system for the most prized places in higher education would underscore a basic, if often ignored, fact about American life: chance rules us all -- the case for lottery-based admissions to universities Adventure of a Young Hero is a new entertainment franchise based on the childhood of neo-Confucian philosopher Wang Yangming -- it will include movies, novels, comics, musicals, youth forums on Wang's philosophy, study tours, and more The new season of Hi-Phi Nation has begun -- two episodes out so far: "The Digital Future of Grief" and "Living in a Zoopolis" Around the edges of Nagels project, like tasty crumbs, we can grab at some useful ideas for imagining minds even stranger than bats: the minds of intelligent aliens -- questions at the intersection of philosophy and science fiction Because it is always going to be somewhat arbitrary, conceptual inflation is always going to be a charge that itself will be contestable -- Shifting the debate to this meta-level "may be good for the business of analytic philosophy" but it won't "solve the underlying dispuites," says Eric Schliesser (Amsterdam) The philosophy of luck -- and other matters, in an interview with Steven Hales (Bloomsburg U
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