Did I just find the best book I'll read in 2024? Started with reading 'one-factor-theory' chapter - perfect blend of depth and readability 📖 Ema Sullivan-Bissett 🧠✨ taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.…

Pleased to see my entry on Delusion published today at the Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science (a tremendous fully open access initiative!): oecs.mit.edu/pub/z58iw4gy/r…

I can't resist the move (and the small amount of admin) any longer. I'm moving over to the butterfly place. 🦋Handle: emas-b. Please follow me so I can find you there!

Our Ema Sullivan-Bissett in The Mirror talking about her work on alien abduction belief: mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/e…

We're delighted to share the fourth paper in our Special Issue of Review of Philosophy and Psychology on Conspiratorial Ideation and Psychopathology! Prof Lisa Bortolotti with 'The Ant and the Grasshopper'. Open access! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

It's publication day for Merten Reglitz's book Free Internet Access as a Human Right, published with Cambridge University Press - Philosophy! cambridge.org/core/books/fre…

Our project may have concluded in July but the outputs are still coming. Here's Ema Sullivan-Bissett on monothematic delusions as biological misfunctions of belief. Open access! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A doxasticist and a non-doxasticist walk into a bar... and it turned out to be a really lovely co-writing experience. Me and Anna Ichino on conspiracy beliefs and monothematic delusions, just out in Erkenntnis.

The 'Why?' podcast with Emma Kennedy interviews myself and Jim Al-Khalili about time travel!

Could robots ever have a culture of their own? Me and Iran Mansoori argue that they already do. Just out in AI and Society! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

My copy of The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Delusion by Ema Sullivan-Bissett w/ chapters by Rosa Ritunnano Prof Lisa Bortolotti Joe Pierre, MD (me) & many others has arrived. Check it out! 30 years ago I loved reading books like this; now I helped write one!

Symposium on Justin Garson book Madness out now, with a piece my me and Eleanor Palafox-Harris on delusion, function, and epistemic injustice.

I think I'm first out of the gate in the symposium on Neil Van Leeuwen's book Religion as Make-Believe at Philosophia. I argue that religious attitudes aren't factual beliefs, but they're beliefs nonetheless. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Ema Sullivan-Bissett appeared on the Chasing Leviathan podcast, hosted by PJ Wehry, to talk about her Cambridge Element Irrationality. Available here on YouTube and also across podcast platforms. youtube.com/watch?v=lqiPmV…