Christopher Heath
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288 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 31 Aug
Christopher Heath’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She wants to talk about when we're using reasons, we're talking about, yeah, it's essentially a normative situation where we're going to be talking about language rule following, social context, justification for yeah, you're sort of making sense of.
You know, I like to say to use Solarsian language, you're placing your behavior in the logical space of reasons for being able to justify what you did.
That's what's going on.
That's the game you're playing.
You're not doing a let's make
Law-like connections and giving kind of a chain.
That's just a different language game.
That would be what they're doing in the physical sciences.
You wouldn't be doing that when you're talking about your mental events.
the rock doesn't justify breaking the window or something like that.
It's just not it would make sense.
Think about it like that.
You know, I have to reread stuff a lot.
I mean I just gotta, you know, that's just the way it is.
And like you have to do that a lot with analytic guys, but Davidson's so sharp, you have to really pay attention.
dropping like
But I yeah, I enjoyed it a lot.
I will say that it some of the stuff I'm sympathetic to just because I'm already, when it comes to philosophy of mind stuff, I like non reductive physicalist attitudes or naturalist attitudes.
So that's cool to see an argument for the you know anomalous monism.
And then in addition, my interest in philosophy of science was super relevant here because I'm very interested in reduction in the sciences and whether or not, you know, sometimes there's a distinction between ontological reduction and epistemic reduction.
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