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A sequence by lukeprog examining the implications of rationality and cognitive science for philosophical method.

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−	A [[sequence]] by [http://lesswrong.com/user/lukeprog/ lukeprog] ~~that explains how intuitions are used in mainstream philosophy~~ and ~~what the~~ science ~~of intuition suggests about how intuitions ''should'' be used in philosophy~~.	+	A [[sequence]] by [http://lesswrong.com/user/lukeprog/ lukeprog] examining the implications of rationality and cognitive science for philosophical method.

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