filsalustri.bsky.social
Progressive, humanist, post-positivist, SF-loving, design engineering prof and steward of 2 huskies.
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There's a change.org petition to help with this: chng.it/bhSygRwBvZ
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Looking forward to it. Best wishes on completing your PhD.
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I'll have to read the JSTOR paper first, but I still can't get over the notion that, for instance, the idea that, for instance, cancer is a "mistake" assumes a privilege afforded to phenomena that humans see as beneficial.
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I cannot answer your question, and I'm just an engineer, so I'm not exactly an "expert".
Still, I think an "error in nature" implies a value judgement that is a purely human artifact. I think everything in nature is variable and what we call an error is just a value far from the typical.
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Got a reference for that? I'd be interested in reading about it.
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It's over 210,000 now. 👏
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Figures the one party to not make the effort to engage here is Doug and the Thugs.
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I'd love this on a t-shirt!
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"intellectual lightweight"? HAH! One couldn't find Poilievre's IQ with a scanning electron microscope!