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TiVo, or Not TiVo? That Is the Question

By William Irwin, Ph.D. on April 8, 2011 in Plato on Pop

I’ll never TiVo a sporting event. The metaphysical fact that the game is finished, that the winner and the score are determined, makes watching the game unappealing to me. But why don’t I TiVo THE OFFICE? Read More

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William Irwin, Ph.D.

William Irwin, Ph.D., is a professor of philosophy at King’s College in Pennsylvania.

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