1 - Haim Gaifman: Vagueness & the Sorites Paradox
Robinson's Podcast26 Juli 2022

1 - Haim Gaifman: Vagueness & the Sorites Paradox

Haim Gaifman is a philosopher and mathematician. He teaches at Columbia University in New York City. Robinson and Haim talk about vagueness, a branch of philosophy that deals with borderline phenomena like heaps and baldness. (Note that this interview was conducted in May of 2022, before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which is used as an example in the discussion.)


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92 - Joan Bagaria: What Is Set Theory?

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91 - John Perry: Procrastination, Personal Identity, and the Self

91 - John Perry: Procrastination, Personal Identity, and the Self

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