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Works by Steve Brewer
4 found
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- Morality Games.Steve Brewer - 2020 - Philosophy Now 137:58-58.A dialogue arguing that morality has an objective basis in the mathematical object describing the "tit for tat" game theory. To play the game, a contractual obligation is freely made to cooperate and to fairly distribute the gains. Failure to meet these obligations results in social punishment.
- A Conspiracy of Theories.Steve Brewer - 2016 - Philosophy Now 114:57-58.A dialogue in which Freya argues that conspiracy theories are illogical, but Orin is not so sure!
- The light from our eyes.Steve Brewer - 2019 - Philosophy Now 129:57-58.In which Max is horrified that 50% of American college students think their eyes illuminate the world. Orin thinks they may be on to something. Meanwhile, Freya is entranced by an expensive array of colored circles.
- Origins of Self.Steve Brewer - 2014“I will show you fear in a handful of dust” (T. S. Eliot: The Wasteland) -/- How can dust and water become a conscious living person capable of fear? The way these elements are transformed into life is sketched out, but it's our conscious minds, our intensity of being in a flood of emotions; this is the big problem that science has so far failed to explain. Freya, a biologist, is dissatisfied with the way evolution has no explanation for her (...)
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