I argue that there are no irrational visual experiences, if we mean just the experiences one is having now, but also has had in past. In other words, will be arguing perceptual irrationality a retrospective phenomenon. So as to further support first conjunct of my thesis, and contextualize it among contemporary discussions, critique Susanna Siegel’s proposal could an experience, sense hijacked ...

If ontic dependence is the basis of explanation, there cannot be mathematical explanations. Accounting for explanatory dependency between properties and empirical phenomena poses insurmountable metaphysical epistemic difficulties, proposed amendments to counterfactual theory explanation invariably violate core commitments theory. Instead, explanations are either abstract mechanistic constitutiv...