The Ethical Werewolf ‡ Neil Sinhababu

Neil Sinhababu's old philosophy and politics blog ‡ neiladri, at gmail dot com


I teach philosophy at the National University of Singapore.

Blogs:
Neil Sinhababu (current)
Donkeylicious (2008-2015 political blog)
VoteSeeing (2012 election prediction grades)
War or Car (2008 Iraq War cost blog)

Articles:
Vox on Neil Sinhababu's "Possible Girls"
The Washington Post on Neil Sinhababu's "Possible Girls"
Hungarian interview with Neil Sinhababu

Interviews:
Huffington Post interview with Neil Sinhababu about research
NUS research award interview with Neil Sinhababu
Luke Muehlhauser interview with Neil Sinhababu

Posts elsewhere:
Junkyard post about seeing green
Philosophers' Cocoon post about jobs at NUS
Daily Nous post about journals
NewApps post on departmental rankings
Washington Monthly guestblogging
Party of Death review for American Prospect

Audio/video:
Sinhababu TED talk on Moral Luck
Sinhababu Fine-tuning interview on Philosophers' Zone
Sinhababu Fine-tuning podcast with Alex Malpass
Sinhababu on PhilosophyTV with Jason Brennan

Commentary:
Amod Lele: Is pleasure the only intrinsic good?
Shaun Miller: Neil Sinhababu is fantastic


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    The "anti-intellectualism" of fascists
    7 hours ago
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    2018 Google Scholar Metrics for Bioethics Journals
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    Appalling feminist reaction to harassment claims
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    Notes on Modality
    4 days ago
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    Big Data + Health Insurance = Bad
    4 weeks ago
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    CFP: Workshop on Blame, Punishment, and Health at Rutgers University-Camden
    5 weeks ago
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    'Nietzsche: The Truth is Terrible'
    1 month ago
  • Brian Weatherson
    Value and News in Evidential Decision Theory
    3 months ago
  • Go Grue!
    Michael Lynch’s _Truth as One and Many_ on Domain Logical Pluralism
    5 months ago
  • Clayton Littlejohn
    The next failed rightwing blog experiment
    1 year ago
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    Soup has moved and improved!!!
    1 year ago
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    Knowing How and Knowing That
    7 years ago
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    I’ve Moved!
    8 years ago
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    Under the Ruler Faster than the Ruler
    9 years ago
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    Is there any escape?
    9 years ago
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    Politicians' Logic
    9 years ago
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  • Flickers of Freedom
  • Michael Sevel
  • Errol Lord
  • Janet Stemwedel
  • Arché Methodology Project
  • Nate Charlow
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the folk

  • Dana Watson
  • Hope Rider
  • HRSFANS.org
  • Livejournal Friends
  • Mary LaVigne
  • The Reaction

philosophy links

  • AAP Website
  • APA Online
  • Berlin Review of Books
  • Ergo
  • Journal Poll (Leiter 2012)
  • Journal Poll (Leiter total 2013)
  • Journal Poll (Weatherson)
  • Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
  • PhilEvents
  • PhilJobs
  • Philosophical Gourmet Report
  • PhilosophyTV
  • PhilPapers
  • Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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Saturday, November 24, 2012

All human cultures bite the red part of a watermelon slice first, suggesting an innate Universal Gastronomy.


by Neil Sinhababu at 11/24/2012 02:14:00 am

1 comment:

CZHA said...

Hilarious!

Saturday, November 24, 2012 7:42:00 pm

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