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  1. RT @bweatherson: RT @FakeAPStylebook: @SugaKaine "Infer" means to extract a meaning from something. "Imply" means "like an imp".
  2. Huh. Synthese as a matter of policy doesn't take responses to articles published in Synthese. This seems odd to me. Is it common?
  3. @jichikawa Can you qualify? Say that the while the strengths of book X are da da da this book is best for dum dum dum.
  4. @standefer oh, also... They inculcate a view on which every valid arg is essentially a reductio, so pleasently antifoundationalist
  5. @standefer I think they're pedagogically good in demystifying what follows from what: algorithmic rather than creative process.
  6. RT @FakeAPStylebook: Avoid using "decimate" as someone will pipe up about it meaning "remove 1/10th of," and those people are dicks.
  7. Am also doing my refereeing duty this week....
  8. Two papers in my "to-do" list now finished and ready to go. Two more are almost there. Been a while...
  9. (Didn't want to use the new retweet but couldn't get the link to stay otherwise)
  10. RT @ArchePhilosophy: The Arché Podcast will publish every Monday. http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk...
  11. @dpntweeter Damn fine index. And very useful on Lewis and common sense in the last chapter. Afraid it reconfirms my sense of tension though!
  12. Patti Smith and John Cale, "My generation". 'mazing.
  13. Just realized what's been confusing me with the paper I'm reviewing. Two of the technical terms have the same definition. Typo methinks.
  14. @jichikawa Because of the boiling tar you have just tipped over them?
  15. @carriejenkins @dpntweeter (A certain well-indexed book was set as reading for sup., so I better go and reread that to see what it says!)
  16. @carriejenkins @dpntweeter (underlying q: in assessing theory, assess its virtues by its own lights? or by lights of our current theory?)
  17. @carriejenkins @dpntweeter Best responses I see to this undermine the best case I can see for preserving Moorean truths.
  18. @carriejenkins @dpntweeter (Because e.g. they won't believe that he's identified some non-prim modal facts that covary with modal).
  19. @carriejenkins @dpntweeter Reading Cameron's "meth. circ." paper---e.g. noone but a Lewisian should believe that Lewis' theory is virtuous
  20. Current thought: Lewis's arg for modal realism and his appeals to Moorean truths are in tension (and not because of incredulous stares).