Should You Shower in a Thunderstorm?
from Philosophy Club!
Ben and Sara think not. Logan, however, thought there was no good evidence about it, and just because an idea seems reasonable, that is not the same thing as being correct. The three of us discussed whether a plausible idea is more likely to be true than an implausible one. Does plausibility say something about the likelihood of an event, or only the creativity of the thinker? To go along with our Philosophy Club! visit our website at: https://philosophyclubpodcast.substack.com/
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