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\title{AMA Announcement: Wednesday 2/22 12PM EST - David Chalmers (NYU \& ANU)
on philosophy of mind and language, philosophy of technology and
metaphilosophy}



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  \date{April 24, 2026}


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As previously announced, /r/philosophy is hosting an AMA series this
Spring semester which will host AMAs by a number of world class academic
philosophers working in a variety of different areas of contemporary
philosophy. Check out our series announcement post to see blurbs for all
the AMAs lined up this semester. You can also check out last semester's
series announcement post to see all the AMAs from Fall 2016. So far this
semester we've had AMAs by Amie L. Thomasson on metaphysics, philosophy
of mind and philosophy of art, available here, Samantha Brennan on
normative and feminist ethics, available here, Chris W. Surprenant on
moral/political philosophy, available here and S. Matthew Liao on
ethics, bioethics and neuroethics, available here. We continue our
Spring 2017 Series this upcoming Wednesday with an AMA by David Chalmers
(NYU). Hear it from him: David Chalmers I'm a philosopher at New York
University and the Australian National University. I'm interested in
consciousness: e.g. the hard problem (see also this TED talk), the
science of consciousness, zombies, and panpsychism. Lately I've been
thinking a lot about the philosophy of technology: e.g. the extended
mind (another TED talk), the singularity, and especially the universe as
a simulation and virtual reality. I have a sideline in metaphilosophy:
e.g. philosophical progress, verbal disputes, and philosophers' beliefs.
I help run PhilPapers and other online resources. Here's my website (it
was cutting edge in 1995; new version coming soon). Some Recent Links of
Interest: ``What It's Like to be a Philosopher'' - (My Life Story)
Consciousness and the Universe Reverse Debate on Consciousness -
(channeling the other side) The Mind Bleeds into the World: A
Conversation with David Chalmers - (issues about VR, AI, and philosophy
that I've been thinking about recently) OUP Books Thanks to OUP, you can
save 30\% on any OUP title by Professor Chalmers by using promocode
AAFLYG6 on the oup.com site, while the series is ongoing. Those titles
are: The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Theory Panpsychism:
Contemporary Perspectives The Character of Consciousness Constructing
the World AMA Professor Chalmers will join us Wednesday for a live Q\&A
on 2/22 at 12PM EST. Please feel free to post questions for him here. He
will look at this thread before he starts and begin with some questions
from here while the initial questions in the new thread come in. Please
join me in welcoming Professor Chalmers to our community!%
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