Chasen Robbins is organizing a set of fun philosophy discussions.
“Is love really the greatest thing?”
Come have some cookies and discuss the mysteries of love. Wednesday, February 14th, 5-7 p.m., in the Hub (in the TSC).
Author: Huenemann
Science on Tap February 2nd
At Crumb Bros, 7-10 p.m. All are welcome!
Philosophy Tea Time 3 p.m. Wednesday
Come have a cup of tea (or other beverage of your choice), hoist a cookie, lift your pinky, and opine about matters moral and metaphysical. We’ll meet in the LPCS conference room, which can be found through the main office (Main 204), or through the door at the north end of the hall on the second floor of Main. All are welcome!
Justin Clark on Plato
Our own Justin Clark will be presenting a lecture on Plato – Friday, 2:30 p.m., in Family Life 301. All are welcome! (Justin is practicing for a talk he will be giving at another university.) ROOM CHANGE: now in FL 307
How would people really behave in the trolley problem situation?
The engaging Michael Stevens runs a psychological experiment – and the video is as instructive about the ethics of running psychological experiments as it is about human responses to moral dilemmas. An excellent documentary!
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