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The third conference session was a paper by Matthew van Cleave (from the University of Cincinnati), presenting "A Critique of Mandler's Argument for Prelinguistic Concepts".
The Philosopher's Walk, or 哲学の道 (Tetsugaku no Michi), is a canal-side path running through the east side of Kyoto. To my mind, it's by far the most pleasant place in an often ugly and crowded city.
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Sorry little man, someone beat you to it. "Food is life; life is food" - Keith Floyd.
For Black and White Wednesday: The meaning of life
Skink, Faifai beach jungle. Canon, 100mm macro. This little skink, looking back at the world and ready to jump into a new one, mayabe to safety, maybe to some bird's mouth, but destiny awaits as for all of us.
Mellow Mushroom. Olive oil and garlic base pizza with grilled steak, portobello mushrooms, artichoke hearts, kalamata olives, provolone, feta, and mozzarella cheese. Very good.
Aidan McGlynn from the University of Texas, presented a paper on the forced march sorites and epistemicist replies to the problem of vagueness called "The Price of Bivalence"
These are famous finger puppets from the Unemployed Philosophers. I gave them to my husband when he graduated from college. They're hilarious and add a bit of life to our very white space.