Andrew Cullison

In the last few hours, I’ve stumbled on quite a few cool bits of philosophy… 1. Mike Almeida has a pretty interesting post on Multiverse responses to a variety of versions of the Problem of Evil here. 2. Carrie Jenkins just suggested that we might be able to handle Kripkenstein Undetermination Worries in a (roughly) [...]

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Ralph Wedgewood over at PEA Soup presents an interesting puzzle that David Velleman recently discussed at a conference. Here is the puzzle… Suppose that Karen, a 14-year old girl, decides to conceive a child. Having a child at such a young age will make life very hard for Karen, and for her child as well: [...]

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