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The Rationality Principle Idealized

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The Rationality of Extremists: A Talmonist Insight We Need to Respond to

John Wettersten

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The New Political Blogosphere

Nicholas John Munn

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Open Source Production of Encyclopedias: Editorial Policies at the Intersection of Organizational and Epistemological Trust

Paul B. de Laat

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Mechanistic Explanation in Social Contexts: Elster and the Problem of Local Scientific Growth

Johannes Persson

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Ambiguous Weighting and Nonsensical Sense: The Problems of “Balance” and “Common Sense” as Commonplace Concepts and Decision-making Heuristics in Environmental Rhetoric

Derek G. Ross

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