PHILOSOPHICAL CREATURES
Sybil, delving into the mysteries of consciousness
Catalina seeks shelter from Cartesian skepticism. (She also gives Descartes the devil-eyes.)
Bison. We couldn’t fit him in the car. He’s probably a Platonist, so it’s no great loss.
I give a philosophy talk to a seagull. But he flew away before I got to the really good part.
Bronte has an epiphany about Humean contingency.
Bronte recovers from her epiphany
Jack contemplates the nature of spatial relations.
What, exactly, separates an object from the surrounding space?
Blue-footed booby contemplates whether qualia are physical while human slowly dies from hypothermia
This has something to do with mereology, but I’m not sure what. (These seals are napping, not dead.)
Fitz works on his paper about personal identity, focusing on what Locke says about dreamless sleep.
Chickens wonder whether the external world continues to exist when they are not perceiving it.
