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The Enhanced SEP Experience, Version 2

November 5, 2026

Five years ago, Andrew Shen created a browser extension, SEP+, that improved the experience of using the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy in various ways.…

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Noah on The Enhanced SEP Experience, Version 2
Has Shen approached the SEP administrators about incorporating his work into the site itself? It probably wouldn't be much work to integrate these design elements directly, and I…
David Wallace on New Philosophy Journal Rankings by Citations in SEP in IEP
"I don’t know why AI produced data is treated as interesting when a cursory look reveals that it’s fundamentally unreliable." Fortunately that never happens with human-produced data.
Ether Lin on The Enhanced SEP Experience, Version 2
I was making an SEP plugin last year but this one looks a lot more polished. Some suggestions: include the bibliography, notes, etc., in the TOC; make citing…
mths on The Enhanced SEP Experience, Version 2
What a great idea. Though I wonder whether the original text formatting from the SEP could be rescued. Using the extension makes the text way too narrow to…
Zhen Ma on When Philosophers Reinvent The Wheel
Hi Will, I'm very interested in the case you talked about. Could you share one or two main papers on model uncertainty in statistics?
Chipperpj on Building AI That Can Do Philosophy Better Than Us (guest post)
"Stress-testing ideas with an AI isn’t wholly different. The real problem is accepting what it says without understanding it or the objections it faces." In the face of…
Not Racist on Philosopher-led Team Nets $2.91 Million in Grants for Project on Safeguards of Liberalism
Alright Justin, let's maybe try to clean up the racist dogwhistle comments
Landon Elkind on When Philosophers Reinvent The Wheel
I'm in print as defending the view that conceptual engineering isn't different in character from revisionary conceptual analysis (link below). A lot of the ambitions for conceptual engineering…
David N. Tostenson on Wichita State to Eliminate Philosophy Major
Yes, this is unquestionably the answer to the problem. Other humanities (English, foreign languages, history, music, art) have a massive advantage in that high school students come into…
Ccamp on Philosopher-led Team Nets $2.91 Million in Grants for Project on Safeguards of Liberalism
Throughout history, every major civilization with liberal constitutions and beliefs mostly share one major attribute. The civilizations that have stood the test of time and actually aided in…
Eddy Nahmias on Wichita State to Eliminate Philosophy Major
I'm convinced the best way forward is to get philosophy courses added to high school curriculum (initially as a social studies elective). Universities are forcing students to lock…
Nat Hansen on New Philosophy Journal Rankings by Citations in SEP in IEP
I'd draw a different conclusion: as Brian Weatherson said over on Bluesky, what makes this kind of investigation hard is that the data itself is kind of a…
Joseph Duvernay on Philosopher-led Team Nets $2.91 Million in Grants for Project on Safeguards of Liberalism
"…learn the importance "of…norms like toleration, respect for diverse perspectives…critical reasoning…" We who may, even at this late date, be left out figuratively, actually (Native and Black, etc.);…
ERW on New Philosophy Journal Rankings by Citations in SEP in IEP
So AI was asked to do something and it screwed it up. I don't know why AI produced data is treated as interesting when a cursory look reveals…
S.M. on Building AI That Can Do Philosophy Better Than Us (guest post)
Also, advocating for the mockery of people who are "just lazy" is still missing the point. It doesn't really make sense to classify someone as "just lazy" if…

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The Enhanced SEP Experience, Version 2