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Coffee tasters named Chase and Sanborn appear in “intuition pump 7” in this philosopher’s paper “Quining Qualia.” For 10 points each:
[10e] What philosopher used the example of “you believing that you think that I want to have a cup of coffee” to explain “third-order belief” in his book Consciousness Explained?
ANSWER: Daniel Dennett [or Daniel Clement Dennett III]
[10m] In an article by another author titled for “Logic and” this type of interaction, the phrase “you’re the cream in my coffee” seemingly flouts one of the four maxims for cooperating in this interaction.
ANSWER: conversation [accept “Logic and Conversation”; accept word forms such as converse or conversing; prompt on language, speaking, talking, uttering, or communication] (“Logic and Conversation” is by H. Paul Grice.)
[10h] This American philosopher used the example of a good cup of espresso produced by a bad machine to illustrate the “value problem” with reliabilism. This virtue epistemologist wrote the books Virtues of the Mind and Exemplarist Moral Theory.
ANSWER: Linda Zagzebski [or Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
British ColumbiaNYU1010020EM
Chicago AToronto A10101030EMH
Chicago BCornell A001010H
Columbia AIllinois A10101030EMH
Cornell BOhio State1010020EM
FloridaWaterloo B1010020EM
Georgia TechMinnesota1010020EM
HarvardVirginia Tech1010020EM
Illinois BColumbia B100010E
Iowa StateJohns Hopkins1010020EM
LSEGeorgia State1010020EM
MITTexas1010020EM
MichiganNorth Carolina B1010020EM
NorthwesternNorth Carolina A1010020EM
Penn StateOttawa1010020EM
StanfordWUSTL A1010020EM
Toronto CToronto B1010020EM
UC Berkeley AIndiana10101030EMH
UC Berkeley BYale1010020EM
UCFVanderbilt100010E
VirginiaMaryland010010M
WUSTL BArizona State0000
Waterloo ARutgers1010020EM
Winona StateRIT1010020EM

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2418.7588%83%17%