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M-Phi

A blog dedicated to mathematical philosophy.

  • By Richard Pettigrew
  • Based in United Kingdom
  • Roughly 11 posts per year
  • First post on

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Dec 2021 0
Jan 2022 0
Feb 2022 0
Mar 2022 0
Apr 2022 0
May 2022 3
Jun 2022 1
Jul 2022 3
Aug 2022 1
Sep 2022 0
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Mar 2023 2
Apr 2023 3
May 2023 0
Jun 2023 1
Jul 2023 2
Aug 2023 3
Sep 2023 0
Oct 2023 0
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Most recent posts

On contractualism, reasonable compromise, and the source of priority for the worst-off
Different policies introduced by a social planner, whether the government of a country or the head of an institution, lead to situations in which different peoples' lives go better or worse. That is, in the …
On , by Richard Pettigrew, 3,271 words
Teru Thomas on the Veil of Ignorance
Before you is a range of options: perhaps they are different laws you might implement in the country you govern, or institutions you might inaugurate; perhaps they are public health measures you might implement, or …
On , by Richard Pettigrew, 2,038 words
Reviving an old argument for Conditionalization
As a dear departed friend used to tell me, only a fool never changes their mind. So, endeavouring not to be fool, I have changed my mind about something. In fact, I've changed it back, …
On , by Richard Pettigrew, 2,091 words