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Simon Crase
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  • Tasman, New Zealand
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Does Intelligent Design fulfill the necessary criteria to be recognized as a scientific theory?
Jun 5
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Why is mind interacting with matter any more problematic than matter interacting with matter?
Feb 8
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Should X, if there’s no evidence for X, be given a non zero probability?
Jul 6
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Why is it justified to break a "bad" law because it's bad?
Aug 13
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Is there any philosophical theory behind the concept of object in computer science?
Jun 3
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Is Christianity testable?
Nov 30
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Does a counterargument exist to the claim "Too much diversity is a problem/cannot be controlled"?
Feb 14
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Is there a general theory of intelligence and design that would allow us to detect the presence of design in an object based solely on its properties?
Jun 8
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Isn't "modern art" kind of discriminating?
Apr 27
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Why use a concept of free will in reasoning if it's unproven?
Jul 23
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At what point does combining integrated circuits yield something patentable?
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Are there countries where unelected officials can remove elected officials?
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Renegotiating a start date on request of current employer (after contract signed)?
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When writing a tragic hero for a tragedy, do the readers have to sympathize with the characters?
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Where in U.S. law is it officially argued that the U.S. criminal justice system presumes defendants commit crimes with free will?

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