In Banff
Tuesday, February 20, 2007 at 02:50AM
I’m in sunny and wintry Banff at the Mathematical Methods in Philosophy workshop. The program is very full, and I won’t be able to report on everything going on here. (Heck, I haven’t even reported back from our time in India, despite popular demand.) So, please let me give my apologies in advance if youre talk doesn’t get reported here. It’s probably because I was so interested in it I had to think and not blog.
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Thought
Since we are in the main not sceptics, we might go on and frankly confess to each other the motives for our several faiths. I frankly confess mine – I cannot but think that at bottom they are of an aesthetic and not of a logical sort. — William James Essays in Radical Empiricism.