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Jun 20th, 2009 by Jonathan

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  • Current Research Topic:

    • How deep are the structural similarities bt skeptical paradoxes on knowledge and Hawthorne/Hajek-style error theories about counterfactuals?
  • Currenly Reading:

    • The Butter-Battle Book
  • Latest Twittter Posts:

    • New Blog Post: ?Significant Possibilities? and Concessive Knowledge Attributions http://bit.ly/btlEHA (link) 19 hours ago
    • Q:What 3 things do you think will become obso... A:I like this question. Let's see.(1) I'm pre... http://formspring.me/jichikawa/q/288551816 (link) 22 hours ago
    • From google reader: The international war over exit signs: The sign on the left is familiar to Americans, but ot... http://bit.ly/bigS9E (link) 23 hours ago
    • Q:Will you be famous? A:I'll be reasonably famous-for-a-philosopher. Probably never a househol... http://formspring.me/jichikawa/q/288116467 (link) 2010/03/10
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