Gerald Callahan’s essays on immunology and identity ask a question philosophy never quite answered: What makes you *you*? A review of a quietly radical book.
Neil Postman wrote Technopoly in 1992. I want you to hold that date in your…
Darwin said it first. Right there in The Expression of the Emotions in Man and…
A review of Bart Kosko’s Fuzzy Thinking — the 1993 book that challenged 2,500 years of Aristotelian binary logic with the fuzzy principle that everything is a matter of degree.
David Deutsch’s The Fabric of Reality weaves quantum mechanics, evolution, epistemology, and computation into a unified theory of knowledge. A review of one of the most ambitious books of the last century.