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Adversarial Collaboration in Philosophy (guest post)

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“Philosophical work would be better with adversaries collaborating to keep each other honest.”
Why is that? What would it look like?
In the following guest post, members of the Mind and Morality Lab at Boston University—Victor Kumar (Boston University), Derek Anderson (Boston University), Emilia Lacy (Boston University), Josh May (University of Alabama, Birmingham), Rachel McKinney (Suffolk University), Tino Themelis (Boston University), and Velana Valdez (Boston University)&#8

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