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Lead Us Not Into Speculation, Nor Excessive ComputationPop Goes PhilosophyMore Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded DecodedOpen Court February 2005, 250 pages, $17.95 [15 January 2008] by George Reisch and Nick BostromA prominent philosopher argues that you, me, and everyone you know may be an artificial computer-simulation of a person.
Reprinted by permission of Open Court Publishing Company, from More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded Decoded © 2005 by Open Court Publishing Company. Pop Goes Philosophy
Cultural Meanings in America Make Benefit Glorious Bank Accounts of CreationistsGeorge Reisch07.May.08 Is Ben Stein taking a page from Michael Moore? No, from Borat is more like it. 
Rock Hits WallGeorge Reisch and Brandon Forbes03.Mar.08 Does a conservative obsession with its past threaten the originality and imagination of today's rock music? Pink Floyd's The Wall casts a long shadow on the genre. 
Don’t Keep Your Philosophy Under Your (Mr.) HatGeorge Reisch and Randall Auxier14.Nov.07 The point of philosophy going pop is not to exalt the ivory tower and herd people inside; it’s to give philosophers a chance to leave.
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