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Episode 4: the Extended Mind

Is the mind really confined within the skull? When notebooks, tools, and the world around us continually participate in memory and thought, might they become part of the mind itself?

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The Greatest Imaginations in the History of Philosophy

  • Episode 1: The Sorites Paradox
  • Episode 2: Is Abortion Really Murder?
  • Episode 3: Singer's Drowning Child
  • Episode 4: the Extended Mind
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