Don't think I've seen this photo before. What a drag that the greatest writer on cinema lived only to 40.

DOGVILLE! We discuss Lars von Trier's morality play with Agnes Callard. Topics include: dualities, self-deception, anger...

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Tonight!!

Very excited to finally announce that my and Anastasia Berg’s book, “What Are Children For? On Ambivalence and Choice,” has a fetching typographic cover and is coming out with St. Martin's Press on June 11th!

Another MindsAlmostMeeting podcast w/ Agnes Callard, on Cultural evolution.
Website: mindsalmostmeeting.com/episodes/cultu…
YouTube: youtu.be/p96tc5hmFOI

Itai Sher You can dispute beliefs but not the 'truth' so referring to beliefs as 'truth' is a rhetorical trick that's supposed to make it harder to dispute beliefs

Friday: I have so many questions for Joe Swanberg about his TV show, Easy.

Open to all in the Chicago area! There will be pizza and cookies!

5 books on architecture that you shouldn’t read, via David Schaengold

Back by popular demand, my husband Arnold on Minds Almost Meeting, talking to Robin Hanson and me about The Three Body Problem TV show (& books).

watch:
mindsalmostmeeting.com/episodes/3-bod…
or:
youtu.be/E26S_sBS6UI

Wow
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I thought we have a big fertility problem. Then I realized it is probably caused by an even bigger harder to fix problem.

My first question was: your book has a maximalist ethos. So why aren't you a maximalist about color?

Choose one

More 🌃🦉🦉:
Next week I'll be talking to filmmaker Joe Swanberg about some episodes of his TV show, Easy.

Tonight! Join us at 6 p.m. at the Seminary Co-op for a conversation between Becca Rothfeld and Agnes Callard about Becca’s debut essay collection:
thepointmag.com/events/all-thi…

SPECIAL LIVESTREAM from Yale University coming Wednesday, April 10 6:30 PM-8:30 PM EDT! Rethinking Forgiveness – with Agnes Callard, Elizabeth Bruenig, and Jennifer Banks. LIVESTREAM LINK: coming soon! 🚨 tinyurl.com/4ys44m7y

In 2 days: Join us in-person at Yale University for a panel on the practice of forgiveness in an unforgiving age with philosophy professor Agnes Callard & journalist Elizabeth Bruenig, hosted by Senior Executive Editor at Yale University Press Jennifer Banks

interintellect.com/salon/rethinki…
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I spent some time on this yesterday and failed, cool to see that someone succeeded

Byrne Hobart practicing manipulation/manipulation resistance is an underappreciated value of siblings

Robin Hanson says that the rationalist and effective altruist communities are cultish and recruited people into AI risk and polyamory