The Undecidables: Bibliography
alphabetically: John Bova{1,2}, Dresden Craig{2}, Simon DeDeo{3}, Paul Livingston{1}
twelve meetings, 3 July -- 10 October 2013
+ == special guest

* The Godel Theorem and Human Nature (Hilary Putnam, in _Philosophy in an Age of Science_)
* Realism and the Infinite (Paul "Dial M for Meta" Livingston, in _Speculations_)
* Effective Processes and Natural Law (Robert Rosen, in _The Universal Turning Machine: a Half-Century Survey_)
* Turing in the Land of O(z) (Solomon Feferman, ibid)
* Why Philosophers Should Care about Computational Complexity (Scott Aaronson, arXiv:1108.1791v3)
*+ A Turing Test for Free Will (Seth Lloyd, in _Transactions of the Royal Society_)
*+ The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences (Eugene P. Wigner, in _Comm. on Pure and Appl. Math_) 
What is Mathematical Truth? (Hilary Putnam, in _Historia Mathematica_; note this version is much slimmer than that in Putnam's collected)
* Mental Events (Donald Davidson, in _Essays on Actions and Events_)
* Complexity and Meaning (Ch. 3) (Niklas Luhmann, in _Essays on Self-Reference_)
* Tautology and Paradox in the Self-Descriptions of Modern Society (Ch. 7); Society, Meaning, Religion -- Based on Self-Reference (Ch. 8) (Niklas Luhmann, ibid)
* Rainforest Realism and the Unity of Science (Ch. 4) (James Ladyman et al, in _Everything Must Go_)
*+ Evolution Beyond Newton, Darwin, and Entailing Law (Stuart Kauffman, in _Beyond Mechanism_)

second season, 20 June 2015

* On the Passing of Time (Tim Maudlin; Chapter 4 of _The Metaphysics within Physics_)

third season, 5 July 2017

* Groups as eide? Toward a Platonic response to Metaphysics M on unity, structure, and number (John Bova)
* Physics and Leibniz's Principles (Simon Saunders, in Symmetries in Physics: Philosophical Reáections, K. Brading and E. Castellani, eds., Cambridge University Press, 2003)
* Origin Gaps and the Eternal Sunshine of the Second-Order Pendulum (Simon DeDeo, FQXI essay http://fqxi.org/community/forum/topic/2918)

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1. University of New Mexico, Department of Philosophy
2. Harvard Street Commune
3. Santa Fe Institute

special guests (in order): Seth Lloyd, Reuben Hersh, Stuart Kaufmann