@PhilosophyExp it looks like the Royal Institute for Philosophy's journal, but I can't check because all my copies are on my desk at work.
Okay philosophers, this is Einstein's desk the day after he died. What philosophy journal was he reading? The RIP's? http://bit.ly/WfjrAS
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@SteveCooke Yes, that's my guess (I used to work for the RIP, so I'm familiar with "Philosophy").
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@PhilosophyExp My bet is RIP Philosophy, Jan 55, including Spinney, "On The Contrast Between Scientific And Philosophic Hypotheses." -
@GuyLongworth@PhilosophyExp Einstein and Karl Popper interacted. One could hardly say the practice of science did not benefit from same. -
@cthnss@PhilosophyExp Agree. And the practice of philosophy, I think. -
@GuyLongworth@PhilosophyExp :) Yes Einstein profoundly inspired Popper as Popper credits in a number of publications.
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@PhilosophyExp He was a heavy reader of philosophy http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/einstein-philscience/ …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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