In case you don’t know it, Machery’s Philosophy Within Its Proper Bounds is a book-length criticism of using (what could IMO be seen as) badly construed intuition pumps as philosophical arguments. A part of their badness is that their the judgments they produce are not robust to turning the knobs. Relatedly, his earlier book may serve as an example of (at least attempted) deconfusion regarding what abstractions are most useful in cognitive psychology.
In case you don’t know it, Machery’s Philosophy Within Its Proper Bounds is a book-length criticism of using (what could IMO be seen as) badly construed intuition pumps as philosophical arguments. A part of their badness is that their the judgments they produce are not robust to turning the knobs. Relatedly, his earlier book may serve as an example of (at least attempted) deconfusion regarding what abstractions are most useful in cognitive psychology.
Oh, didn’t know him!
Thanks for the links!