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Mind & Human Nature

What we know of ourselves in a scientific age — and what we don’t

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Embodiment •
Consciousness •
Artificial Intelligence •
Neuroscience •
Psychology •
Materialism •
Human Sexuality •
All

Essay | Fall 2021

Fall 2021

  • Joseph E. Davis

All Pathology, All the Time

What ails a culture that sees illness everywhere?

Joseph E. Davis

Review | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • William Lombardo

Losing Ourselves

Why the prospect of loving machines is so sad

William Lombardo

Review | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • William Hasselberger

Can Machines Have Common Sense?

“Deep learning” hype misses a basic feature of human intelligence.

From: Available in Audio

William Hasselberger

Essay | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • Kent Anhari

Bot Anxiety

What happens to public discourse when everyone fails the Turing Test?

Kent Anhari

Essay | Spring 2021

Spring 2021

  • Nathan Beacom

Chasing the Sun

The extraordinary story of two Pacific voyages of discovery a thousand years apart

From: Available in Audio

Nathan Beacom

Essay | Spring 2021

Spring 2021

  • Adam Elkus

Welcoming Our New Robot Overlords

How warnings of AI doom gave way to primal fear of primates posting

From: Available in Audio

Adam Elkus

Review | Winter 2021

Winter 2021

  • James Mumford

A Bioethics of the Strong

Fixated on autonomy, liberal bioethics forgets its mandate to protect the weak.

James Mumford

Review | Fall 2020

Fall 2020

  • Tara Isabella Burton

Saving Ourselves

Real love as rebellion in TV’s Brave New World

Tara Isabella Burton

Symposium

The Evolution of Human Nature

Swords into Syllogisms
Portrait of the Artist as a Caveman
The Evolutionary Ethics of E. O. Wilson
Moderately Socially Conservative Darwinians

Symposium | Summer 2005

Summer 2005

John Paul II and the Ethics of the Body

The Anti-Theology of the Body
Reading the Body
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