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Jun 20th, 2009 by Jonathan

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  • Current Research Topic:

    • I'm reading Al Casullo's work on the a priori today. Recently thinking it may make an interesting foil for my preferred approach.
  • Currenly Reading:

    • Shades of Grey, by Jasper Fforde
  • Latest Twittter Posts:

    • Good morning, England. I really, really wish I were better at sleeping on planes. (link) 7 hours ago
    • @thebestsophist I've always thought they were. (link) 24 hours ago
    • US trip coming to an end; now at Syracuse airport, heading back to England (by way of 8-hr layover in Newark). (link) 24 hours ago
    • @LogicalAnalysis Hugh says metaphysicians shouldn't be doing metametaphysics. He likes it when they do regular metaphysics. (link) 2010/07/27
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