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I am an undergraduate at UNF studying (evolutionary) Anthropology and Philosophy. I take a special interest in the philosophy of science, mind, and religion, as well as in logic, economics, and military history. My main interest is in the philosophy of biology, namely, the units and levels of selection and in 'evolutionary debunking/error arguments'. My main area of research focuses on evolutionary epistemology; that is, given that our minds are the products of natural selection, then what beliefs (particularly religious and moral beliefs) are we justified in holding?

Posts by Tim :

• May 28, 2012 Social Science and (vs?) Natural Science

• February 29, 2012 Paul Griffiths on How Evolution Tracks Truth

• December 14, 2011 On the Moral Error Theory: The Argument from Evolution

• October 30, 2011 A Natural History of Rape Revisited

• October 29, 2011 Darwin the Economist

• October 8, 2011 Wittgenstein

• August 8, 2011 A Conflict of Visions*

• July 2, 2011 Anti-Evolution

• June 17, 2011 Interview with Pascal Boyer

• May 12, 2011 The Selfish Gene: 35 Years Later

• April 30, 2011 Ending One’s Life

• April 25, 2011 Did Darwin do for Biology what Newton did for Physics?

• March 26, 2011 Are We in Control of Our Decisions?