Posts tagged with “Philosophy” (All posts)
Carleton Connects: Ed Bice ’88 and the future of our information ecosystems
21 October 2024
Is the content streaming onto 5 billion smartphones making our planet wiser? Smarter? Healthier? Is it making our democracies more representative and our institutions more responsive and our social fabric…
Carleton Connects: Brian Klaas ’08 on chaos, chance, and choice
22 May 2024
Everything may happen for a reason—just not the one you’re in charge of. If you want to join the fandom of the random, read Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We…
Carleton Connects: Professor Daniel Groll, Philosophy
25 November 2014
Persuasion at the bedside: what can clinicians do to help patients make decisions?
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