Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

By ending a requirement that classics majors learn Greek or Latin, Princeton risks amplifying racism instead of curing it.

Why have we made it our mission to publish the “research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems”?

In reply to Roderick Tracy Long. I believe the Randian term for what’s going on in title is “unit economy.” In other words, the title is an abbreviation for something which, if spelled out, would take up more mental space in the reade…

I don’t understand the title of this post. It’s too subtle for me. LikeLike

[…] the Dean of Nursing, and two Deans of Business. Vanity compels me to mention that it also lost an Associate Professor of Philosophy and Pre-Law Adviser, along with literally dozens of faculty and staff, often terminated on the flimsiest of pr…

In one year, Felician University has lost its President, its Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, its Dean of the School of Business, its Registrar, and most recently, its Vice President of Academic Affairs. Before that, it lost a Trustee, a previous VPAA, a Provost, the Dean of Nursing, and two Deans of…