Journeyman Philosopher

Philosophy, at its best, challenges our long held views, such that we examine them more deeply than we might otherwise consider.

09 December 2025

Some notes on time travel; and why it’s not on my wish list

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 This is a post I wrote on Quora in answer to a question, where I gave all the reasons I don’t. It’s a far-ranging post, including science f...
02 December 2025

A conversation with Alain Aspect, Nobel Laureate and seminal experimenter in quantum physics

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 You may or may not have heard of Alain Aspect (pronounced Ass-pay), but he’s a significant figure in the history of the development of quan...
15 November 2025

Is this a new norm?

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 There is an article in last weekend’s Australian Weekend Magazine (8-9Nov2025) by Ros Thomas, provocatively titled, Love machine , but it’...
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30 October 2025

Can you change who you are?

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This very question is at the centre of an essay published in Philosophy Now (Issue 170, Oct/Nov 2025, pp. 56-9) under the topic of Film , b...
08 October 2025

Left and Right; a different perspective

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 I’ve written on this topic before , where I pointed out that Left and Right political tendencies are based at least as much on personality ...
05 September 2025

Why democracy works

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This is prompted by another article in Philosophy Now (Issue 169, Aug/Sep 2025) on Karl Popper, titled Popper, Science & Democracy wri...
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