Keith’s Conundrums: What Is the Purpose of Our Organs?
If evolution has no purpose, and our organs developed according to evolution, what’s the purpose of our organs?
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Keith’s Conundrums: Spot the Unusual
Keith Douglas I am going to save last month’s “answers” for the February issue. I have a reason for this that will (possibly) become apparent here. Today we have a…
Keith’s Conundrums: What Constitutes a Burger?
Keith Douglas Last month, I asked about a bizarre argument that talks about its own validity and soundness. This creates, to speak sloppily, a paradoxical situation (i.e., one can derive…
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Keith’s Conundrums: Sound or Unsound?
Keith Douglas All of the words from last time’s list are technical terms within various scholarly fields. They are also homophonous with similar words in ordinary language. I bring this…
Keith’s Conundrums: Wordplay
By Keith Douglas No answer on the question of non-classical logics (i.e., not the Frege-Russell logic often taught by philosophers, mathematicians, computer scientists, etc). This one is tricky — there are literally…