Tim Luft
@timluft.bsky.social
Second-year Philosophy and the Sciences PhD student @ The University of Cincinnati
Mainly interested in logic, computation, and philosophy of science
(he/him)
Mainly interested in logic, computation, and philosophy of science
(he/him)
I've been getting a bunch of new followers today. I suspect this must be why! Thanks for starting this!
December 1, 2024 at 10:23 PM
I've been getting a bunch of new followers today. I suspect this must be why! Thanks for starting this!
Barad's book has a special place in my heart. It was recommended to me by my Anthropology of Sci. and Tech. prof my second year of undergrad. I was an STS major at the time with interests in phil sci and foundations of physics. Every page felt like a revelation. It might be time for a second read!
November 24, 2024 at 7:35 PM
Barad's book has a special place in my heart. It was recommended to me by my Anthropology of Sci. and Tech. prof my second year of undergrad. I was an STS major at the time with interests in phil sci and foundations of physics. Every page felt like a revelation. It might be time for a second read!
If you want to jump straight into the deep end... I think William Wimsatt's "Re-engineering Philosophy for Limited Beings" might be just the thing you'd dig - esp. if you take "putting biology into philosophy" as acknowledging just how messy the world really is and how messy we are as knowers of it
November 20, 2024 at 6:13 PM
If you want to jump straight into the deep end... I think William Wimsatt's "Re-engineering Philosophy for Limited Beings" might be just the thing you'd dig - esp. if you take "putting biology into philosophy" as acknowledging just how messy the world really is and how messy we are as knowers of it
As someone who's in grad school now, I'm curious: what is it that made Twitter so valuable to your professional life and development all that time? Was it mainly a networking tool? Useful for staying informed?
November 11, 2024 at 1:13 AM
As someone who's in grad school now, I'm curious: what is it that made Twitter so valuable to your professional life and development all that time? Was it mainly a networking tool? Useful for staying informed?
Would love to be on it if I qualify :)
November 10, 2024 at 4:24 PM
Would love to be on it if I qualify :)
I like the idea of putting it all in appendices. This way the math doesn't crowd the main body while readers who are curious or need to get acquainted with it have the chance to.
October 19, 2023 at 2:13 PM
I like the idea of putting it all in appendices. This way the math doesn't crowd the main body while readers who are curious or need to get acquainted with it have the chance to.