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Week 3: Experiments in Practical Philosophy
In Mind Games. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 98–109 (2010)
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Week 3 ‐ experiments in practical philosophy upside‐down Goggles ‐ practical dangers in experiments Professor Dennett's the natural (but misguided) question ‐ people in an experiment adapting, by mentally turning their upside‐down world back right side up psychologists, being psychologists ‐ forcing members of animal kingdom, to wear the spectacles and measure their reactions fire‐walking and cold baths ‐ fire‐walking as a ritual, by people all over the world supernatural powers or assistance ‐ none in either team, ‘substantially burned’ Day 17 R‐pentomino Day 18 proprioception ‐ and McGurk effect Day 19 (a.m), going for a long walk ‐ the much too long coastal path
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