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Thank you all for making #PIP2020 so successful. Hope to see you again next year!

#PIP2020 ends with a keynote by Helen Beebee on "Does Philosophy progress?"

Ruben Noorloos from Central European University, presenting "A Problem with Intentionality in Duality-Aspect Monism" #PIP2020

Giacomo Zanotti from Scuola Universitaria Superior Pavia, presenting "Cleverly Disguised Mules and Physical Minds: the inductive argument for physicalism as a case of transmission failure"

Chen Geng from LSE discussing "How to explain hermeneutical injustice"

Noelia Iranzo Ribera from the University of Birmingham, presenting "Interventions, Laws, and Physical Possibility"

Next, Alice Helliwell from the University of Kent, discussing "Spontaneous creation: The role of spontaneity in AI creativity"

Kyley Ewing from the University of Maryland, presenting "Temporal Passage in a Fragmented World"

The morning session starts with Michiel Esseling from Utrecht University on "Addiction and first-person authority"

We’re ready for Day2! #PIP2020 @NottsPhilosophy

First day ends with a keynote by Richard Pettigrew on immoral but rational priors @Wiglet1981 #PIP2020

Maciej Glowacki, from the University of Warsaw, presenting "Identity Puzzles and the Metaphysics of Words" #PIP2020

Next, Patrick Denning from University of Edinburgh is discussing "Faultless Disagreement and Moral Relativism" #PIP2020

Anna Klieber from University of Sheffield presenting "How to Implicate with Silence" #PIP2020

The afternoon session starts with Dario Cecchini, from Universita di Genova, on "Intuition and Reasoning in Moral Knowledge: an Integrated Account" #PIP2020

Lukas Fuchs from UCL presenting "Four Ways in which Market Shaping Policies are not Paternalistic" #PIP2020

Next, at #PIP2020 Francesco Praolini, from CONCEPT, University of Cologne, presents his paper on "Justification, Being in a Position to Know and Closure"

Andreas Bruns from Uni of Leeds presenting "The Argument for Agent-Neutral Deontology" #PIP2020

#PIP2020 opens with Haicheng Zhao on “How to play the lottery safely?”