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October 31, 2007

Where I'll Be... If I Really Exist

Bryan Caplan

I'm off to the inter-disciplinary Social Philosophy and Policy conference on "Aggregation in Moral and Political Philosophy." What makes the conference interdisciplinary? Me! Yep, it's 14 philosophers and one economist.

Still, if I return wondering if I'm a brain in a vat, I'll have only myself to blame. After all, I refuted skepticism about the external world when I was an undergraduate. Seriously.


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Rue Des Quatre Vents writes:

Brian, please kick ass and take names! Temkin will be out to get you. Kamm is unrelenting in her questioning. They have an egalitarian streak...Temkin is derivative Parfit. Watch out!

But do have fun!

Posted November 1, 2007 08:46 AM
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