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To find out when new resources are released here, join the PhilMaps.com mailing list. The list is used solely to announce major new resources — for example, instructional videos working through cool philosophical arguments. On the menu: Adam Elga’s Dr. Evil argument (a puzzle about self-locating belief); the Evidential Argument from Evil (the strongest argument against the existence of God); Judith Thomson’s Turning the Trolley argument (an argument that you must let the one die in the switch scenario); and the Simulation Argument (an argument that there’s a surprisingly decent chance that you’re a Sim).
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