Williamson thinks that the fact that we have yet to come up with a suitable analysis of knowledge post-Gettier, among other things, should push us to accept that there is no analysis of knowledge.
He thinks that we should treat knowledge as an unanalyzable primitive.
Here’s something I find puzzling, he argues that we should regard knowledge as an unanalyzable primitive even if it turned out that knowledge was co-extensive with some complex analysis. (more…)
Here she is talking about him on Craig Ferguson [HT: John Basl]
6 Degress of Kevin Bacon to Jonathan Dancy
1. Kevin Bacon to Sean Astin (White Water Summer)
2. Sean Astin to Orlando Bloom (Lord of the Rings)
3. Orlando Bloom to Johnny Depp (Pirates of the Carribbean)
4. Johnny Depp to Leonardo DiCaprio (What’s Eating Gilbert Grape)
5. Leonardo DiCaprio to Claire Danes (Romeo and Juliet)
6. Claire Danes to Jonathan Dancy (…marriage)
I’ve been using Wp2Go for Android. I love, and it turns out that the folks at Wordpress love it too. Wordpress merged their Android App project with Wp2Go. Itt looks like this new has a wide array of additional features.
If you already use Wp2Go you’ll still need to download the app. Search “wordpress” in the market and you’ll get it.
I’ve been teaching an online Jterm course for the last three weeks, and I implemented paper submission via Google Docs. I absolutely love it, and I’ve discovered a few additional reasons to have students use Google Docs. (more…)
Thanks to Jonathan Woolson, any member of the SUNY Fredonia community (someone with a fredonia.edu email address) can create their own homepage/blog using Wordpress at http://blogs.fredonia.edu
This is an incredibly valuable service that has been thrown together for our use. I invite you to check it out. I set one up in seconds. Here it is.
Since I already have a Wordpress install here, I won’t be using it for my personal blogging. But I bet I can think of some cool uses for it down the road. For now, I’m just keeping this open as a sandbox so people can see what it would look like when they first get started.
Bottomline: Any faculty/staff/student who doesn’t have the patience to mess with Wordpress installs, can now get set up with a high quality blog, running a high quality CMS, for free, and it will have a legit fredonia.edu URL.
