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Jenann Ismael
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Jenann Ismael is the William H. Miller III Professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University. A leading philosopher of physics, her books include Time: A Very Short Introduction, How Physics Makes Us Free, and The Situated Self.
Jenann Ismael is the William H. Miller III Professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University. A leading philosopher of physics, her books include Time: A Very Short Introduction, How Physics Makes Us Free, and The Situated Self.
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Philosophy bites back
The Limits of Logic
The reality illusion
What We Cannot Know
The illusion of sense
The new Enlightenment
The Laws of the Universe
Hawking vs philosophy
Post-Truth and Postmodernism
Beyond experience
After the End of Truth
How To Spot Pseudoscience
Down the Rabbit Hole
Cause and the Universe
Beyond Quantum
After the End of Evidence
The limits of science
Decolonising Philosophy
After Post-Truth
I am not a brain
Truth and the Universe
The secrets of the world
Explaining the inexplicable
The Reality of Feeling
The Prejudice of Facts
Uncovering the Unknown
Beyond Knowledge
Ultimate Proof
This is Our Church
The Science Delusion
Truth, Error & Adventure
Science, Sex and Subjectivity
The Elegant Truth
Poetic Theories
Revolutions of Knowledge
The Eureka Moment
The Origin of Knowledge
Science, Magic and the Inexplicable
Blinded by the Light
Everything We Know Is Wrong
Beyond reality
Facts and Fantasy
The Arc of Life: Roger Penrose
Leonardo's Vision
The Origin of Everything
Knowledge and Power
The Persecution of Heretics
Alchemy, Anarchy, and Science
Everything Explained
The Tyranny of Evidence
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A Universe of Causes
Beyond the Universe
Infinity in 500 words
The Science of Irony
Particle Physics: Where Next?
Gravity: The Story So Far
Is Space-Time Fluid?
Newton's Leap
Gravity: The Popper Problem
The Riddle of Gravity
Gravity and the Dark Side of Science
Beyond Dark Matter
Issue 59: Gravity
The Evolution of Eternity
Time Is What We Are – Uncertain
Quantum Theory and Common Sense: It's Complicated
Simulating reality
Don't believe the dark matter hype
Cosmology in crisis
Newton’s unnatural laws
Newton, The Last Magician
Searching for the Multiverse
The crisis of quantum gravity
The universe is learning
The many worlds fantasy
The seduction of the multiverse
How animals see time
Hints of a new fundamental force
Is Einstein still right?
Quantum mechanics and our part in creating reality