Ambiguous Decisions in Bayesianism and Imprecise Probability | Radzvilas, Peden and De Pretis
Mantas Radzvilas, William Peden and Francesco De Pretis on whether imprecise beliefs lead to worse decisions under severe uncertainty
Entries by Elizabeth Hannon
Gordon Belot, Accelerating Expansion // Reviewed by Chris Smeenk
Chris Smeenk reviews Accelerating Expansion, by Gordon Belot
The Promise of Precision Medicine | Axel Constant
Axel Constant on whether there are alternatives to reductionism in precision psychiatry
Daniel J Singer, Right Belief and True Belief // Reviewed by Richard Pettigrew
Richard Pettigrew reviews Right Belief and True Belief, by Daniel J Singer
Making Science Funding Policy Fair | Jamie Shaw
Jamie Shaw on lotteries, biases, and affirmative action
New BJPS Co-Editor-in-Chief Appointed
The British Society for the Philosophy of Science has appointed a replacement for outgoing Co-Editor-in-Chief, Wendy Parker
Luiz Pessoa, The Entangled Brain // Reviewed by Felipe De Brigard
Felipe De Brigard reviews The Entangled Brain, by Luiz Pessoa
Physical Dimensions Are Real | Caspar Jacobs
Caspar Jacobs explains why the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures is wrong
Hicks, Jaag, and Loew, Humean Laws for Human Agents // Reviewed by Travis McKenna
Travis McKenna reviews Humean Laws for Human Agents, edited by Michael Townsen Hicks, Siegfried Jaag
and Christian Loew
Binary Categories, Messy Individuals | Alex Thinius and Rose Trappes
Alex Thinius and Rose Trappes on how scientists construct sex as a binary and categorical variable