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Media I’m looking forward to, Q1 2020 edition

January 1, 2020 by Luke 1 Comment

Added this quarter:

  • Mercier, Not Born Yesterday (Jan 2020)
  • Greene, Until the End of Time (Feb 2020)
  • Klein, Why We’re Polarized (Jan 2020)
  • Michaels, The Triumph of Doubt (Feb 2020)
  • Luca & Bazerman, The Power of Experiments (Mar 2020)
  • Hahn, Technology in the Industrial Revolution (Mar 2020)
  • Maçães, History Has Begun (Mar 2020)
  • Norcross, Morality By Degrees (Apr 2020)

Books

bold = especially excited

  • Mercier, Not Born Yesterday (Jan 2020)
  • Jones: 10% Less Democracy (Feb 2020)
  • Buchanan, The Hacker and the State (Feb 2020)
  • Greene, Until the End of Time (Feb 2020)
  • MacAskill et al., Moral Uncertainty (Feb 2020)
  • Klein, Why We’re Polarized (Jan 2020)
  • Michaels, The Triumph of Doubt (Feb 2020)
  • Maçães, History Has Begun (Mar 2020)
  • Luca & Bazerman, The Power of Experiments (Mar 2020)
  • Ord, The Precipice (Mar 2020)
  • Hahn, Technology in the Industrial Revolution (Mar 2020)
  • Norcross, Morality By Degrees (Apr 2020)
  • Rid, Active Measures (Apr 2020)
  • Cobb, The Idea of the Brain (Apr 2020)
  • Prasad, Malignant (Apr 2020)
  • Kriegel, Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Consciousness (May 2020)
  • Chen et al., Foundations of Prediction Markets (Jun 2020)
  • MacAskill, What We Owe the Future (TBD)
  • de Lazari-Radek, The Philosophy of Pleasure (TBD)
  • Tye, book about vagueness and the evolution of consciousness (TBD)
  • Yglesias, One Billion Americans (TBD)
  • Flynn, A Book Too Risky to Publish (TBD)
  • Frankish, Consciousness: The Basics (TBD)
  • Russell, AI: A Modern Approach, 4th edition (TBD)
  • Arrhenius et al., Oxford Handbook of Population Ethics (TBD)
  • Pummer, Effective Altruism for Everyone (TBD)
  • Dubber et al., Oxford Handbook of Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (TBD)
  • Unknown editors, The Cambridge World History of Slavery, Volume 2 (TBD)
  • Caplan, Poverty: Who to Blame (TBD)
  • Vincent, Beyond Measure (TBD)
  • Pinker, untitled book about common knowledge (TBD)
  • Fleischman, untitled forthcoming book (TBD)
  • Schlosser, The Great Imprisonment (TBD)
  • Clemens, The Walls of Nations (TBD)
  • Harden, The Genetic Lottery (TBD)
  • Gal, The Power of the Status Quo (TBD)
  • Lindsay, Models of the Mind (TBD)
  • DeLong, Slouching Towards Utopia (TBD)
  • Sumner, The Money Illusion (TBD)
  • Seth, Presence Chamber (TBD)
  • Wellerstein, Restricted Data (TBD)
  • Tetlock, untitled book about forecasting tournaments (TBD)
  • Aaronson, Speaking Truth to Parallelism (TBD)
  • Morris, Fog in the Channel (TBD)
  • Arrhenius, Population Ethics (TBD)
  • Hernan & Robins, Causal Inference (TBD)
  • Chalmers, Reality 2.0 (TBD)
  • Portmore, Oxford Handbook of Consequentialism (TBD)
  • Kahneman et al., Noise (TBD)
  • Easwaran, The Foundations of Bayesian Epistemology (TBD)
  • Haidt, Three Stories about Capitalism (TBD)
  • Varner, Sustaining Animals (TBD)
  • Scheidel, The Demography of the Greco-Roman World (TBD)
  • Prinz, The Moral Self (TBD)
  • Powell, Contingency and Convergence in the History of Life (TBD)
  • Ryder, Models in the Brain (TBD)
  • Prinz, The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Psychology (TBD)
  • Henrich, untitled book on WEIRD societies (TBD)
  • Merker, untitled book about consciousness (TBD)
  • Guillot & Garcia-Carpintero, The Sense of Mineness (TBD)
  • Galef, untitled book on unconscious motivations (TBD)
  • Bowles et al., Coordination, Conflict and Competition (TBD)
  • White, The Worst Form of Government (TBD)
  • Singal, untitled about social psychology, social justice, and the replication crisis (TBD)
  • Ahmed, The Value of the Future (TBD)
  • Blattman, untitled book (TBD)
  • Sandberg, Grand Futures (TBD)

Movies & TV

(only including movies and TV series or miniseries which AFAIK have at least started principal photography)

  • Fukanaga, 25th James Bond movie (Apr 2020)
  • Docter, Soul (Jun 2020)
  • Nolan, Tenet (Jul 2020)
  • Villeneuve, Dune (Dec 2020)
  • Cameron, Avatar 2 (Dec 2021)
  • Kaufman, I’m Thinking Of Ending Things (TBD)

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Comments

  1. Mark Brinton says

    January 9, 2020 at 11:37 pm

    Someone who might appeal to your impressively deep and broad interest in so many things. Howard Pattee & his thoughts on symbol-matter duality which he terms as the “epistemic cut”.

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