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'Artist at work': Holbein's drawings of the Tudor Court | Art UK

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Discover artworks, explore venues and meet artists. Art UK is the online home for every public collection in the UK. Featuring over 300,000 artworks by over 50,000 artists.

Het Concilie van Nikaia - Mainzer Beobachter

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Het concilie van Nikaia legde een leer vast voor het christendom, maar welbeschouwd had het meer met platonisme van doen.

COVID Still Makes Everybody a Little Bit Crazy

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(and some people a lot)

De talent-paradox: hoe beter iedereen om je heen is, hoe meer je succes wordt bepaald door... toeval

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Toeval bestaat niet, zeggen voorstanders van hard werken (en mensen die succes hebben gehad). Maar juist in de sectoren waar zulke slogans het luidst klinken, speelt toeval de grootste rol in het bepalen van succes. Hoe dat werkt, valt te lezen in een fantastisch boek over het Duitse jeugdvoetbal.

Terfs are the new punks

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John Lydon was recently criticised for his comments about immigration. He also backed Brexit, along with The Smiths’s Morrissey.

Uw dilemma over planten water geven is in het klein wat er in de formatiegesprekken in het groot gebeurt

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Ionica Smeets beantwoordt lezersvragen met wiskunde. Deze keer: water geven.

Game theories: is the head vs heart distinction real?

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When you play a game – cards, backgammon, chess – should you listen to your head or your heart? Do you sit there coldly calculating the odds, or do you go with a hunch, gut instinct, your sixth sense? It’s a question I’m discussing with Marcus du Sautoy as we sit in the Beaumont Hotel

Ep. 216: Eric Schliesser - Is Post-Liberalism Already Here? | The Curious Task

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Alex speaks with Eric Schliesser about the growing declarations of the end of liberalism and what this means for the socio-political future in general. Episode Notes: Eric Schliesser’s page at the University of Amsterdam https://www.uva.nl/en/profile/s/c/e.s.schliesser/e.s.schliesser.html#Publications  Kevin Vallier’s episode of this podcast discussing religious anti-liberalism: https://thecurioustask.podbean.com/e/197-kevin-vallier-what-are-the-new-religious-threats-to-liberalism/  Adrian Vermeulen’s publications https://hls.harvard.edu/faculty/adrian-vermeule/  Tom Pink’s page at King’s College London: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/thomas-pink  Yoram Hazony’s book on conservatism: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/thomas-pink  Jacob Levy on borders and liberalism: https://www.niskanencenter.org/law-and-border/ 

Feyerabend, Open Exchange, and Collective Decision-making

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I have been asked (recall) to comment on a paper by Stephen Turner (USF) that is forthcoming in Epistemology and Philosophy of Science 2024. Turner treats Feyerabend’s account of the coercive nature of science as a kind of (partial) anticipation of recent interest in testimonial injustice. In particular, according to Turner, for Feyerabend “the role of epistemic coercion in science and in society in general was intrinsic and ineliminable.” As