COMMENSAL ISSUE 104

The Newsletter of the Philosophical Discussion Group
Of British Mensa
Number 104 : December 2000
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Contents
  1. Editorial
  2. The Aims of Education (Jane Benn)
  3. Determinism and Free Will (Roger Farnworth)
  4. The Ranque Effect (Alan Edmonds)
  5. Determinism (Anthony Owens)
  6. Why Science Does Not Tell the Truth - a Reply (Roger Farnworth)
  7. Siamese Twins (Jeremy Jenkins, Theo Todman, Etc)
  8. Comments and Odds & Ends (Albert Dean)
  9. Memory Studies in Physiological Psychology at a Glance (Frank Luger)
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Published : 2000 by the Editor for the Philosophical Discussion Group of British Mensa.
Printed : 2000 by British Mensa, Wolverhampton. Distributed by mail.
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