<em>Ergativity vs. Fientivity</em>: <em>a Reply to a Replay</em>

Selection vs. Drift: A Response to Brandon's Reply

Federalism in science - complementarity vs perspectivism: Reply to Harré

Regarding the question of the unity of science, two stable and one unstable positions have been held. Reductive unitarianism and regionalism are the stable positions. According to the first, defended among others by Poincaré and by some, though not all, members of the Vienna circle, and their American disciples such as Nagel, nature being one, scientific knowledge can in principle achieve, and ...

A Problem in Avicennas View on the Origination of the Soul and a Reply to It

A Direct, Experimental Test of Resource vs. Consumer Dependence: Reply

In a recent study (Fussmann et al. 2005), we used an experimental rotifer–algal system to show that the functional response of the consumer depends on the resource but not on the consumer concentration. We concluded that resource dependence should be the norm in dynamical mathematical models. Jensen et al. (2007) published a Comment on our paper in which they criticized us for overinterpreting ...

EMA recommendation to suspend HES is hazardous.