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I am grateful for the opportunity to comment on László Bernáth and János Tözsér’s “Pyrrhonian Skepticism about Philosophy” (Tözsér and Bernáth 2026), as I am an admirer of their collaborative work on metaphilosophical equilibrism (Bernáth and Tözsér 2026) and Tözsér’s...

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Nietzsche is undoubtedly the philosopher who has most captivated transhumanist thinkers, largely due to his concept of Übermensch, which in the early twentieth century came into common English as ‘Superman’, gradually incorporating all the mythic connotations that the word still...

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Jonathan Livingston Seagull’s “Verification Is a Commons” improves the Verification Collapse Cascade (VCC) by forcing three clarifications. His distinction between replacement and accumulation narrows the use of model-collapse results. His public-good analysis shows how individually rational non-verification reflects a failure...

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Let me begin by thanking Moti Mizrahi for his thoughtful and supportive review of my (2026) book, which I very much appreciate. Mizrahi’s review of the book and the points he brings up are very congenial to my own way...

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Volume 15, Issue 9, 1–96, September 2026 ❧ Seddon, Robert. 2026. “Maintenance and Curation: A Reply to Theunissen.” Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 15 (9): 1–7. ❧ Russo, Federica. 2026. “How to Realise the Promise of Evidence-Based Approaches? Insights...

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