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The Plough and Stars, a pub in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has begun hosting “philosophy nights”, and they’re a hit.

Last month, people piled into the place for food, drink, and a talk by Agustín Rayo (MIT) on math and certainty.

Later this month, Helena de Bres (Wellesley) will be giving a talk there on “What is meaning in life?” and reportedly there are around 120 people on the waitlist to attend.

 
The Plough and Stars, a pub in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has begun hosting “philosophy nights”, and they’re a hit.

Last month, people piled into the place for food, drink, and a talk by Agustín Rayo (MIT) on math and certainty.

Later this month, Helena de Bres (Wellesley) will be giving a talk there on “What is meaning in life?” and reportedly there are around 120 people on the waitlist to attend.

A religion in a bar.
 
What the hell is a "pseudointellect?"
Duh...
Pseudo-intellectualism refers to the exhibition of intellectual pretensions that lack a basis in sound scholarship or genuine understanding. Defined by Merriam-Webster as a person who wants to be thought of as having intelligence but is not really intelligent or knowledgeable, it involves pretending an interest in intellectual matters primarily for status.

 
Duh...
Pseudo-intellectualism refers to the exhibition of intellectual pretensions that lack a basis in sound scholarship or genuine understanding. Defined by Merriam-Webster as a person who wants to be thought of as having intelligence but is not really intelligent or knowledgeable, it involves pretending an interest in intellectual matters primarily for status.

Yet all you do is troll. Fuck off.
 
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