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(2015) Philosophy & Technology 28 (3).
Crossbows, von Clauswitz, and the eternality of software shrouds
reply to Christianson
Selmer Bringsjord , John Licato
pp. 365-367
In his penetrating and compendious commentary, Christianson claims that reflection upon the advent and deployment of the crossbow reveals that our meta-argument has wider application against JWT than what we indicated in our paper. If he is right, how much wider? Well, since the crossbow case is of a pattern presumably seen countless times in the history of human conflict, if his reasoning is sound, our meta-argument’s reach could be wide indeed. We confess to finding this prospect agreeable. But is Christianson correct?
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DOI: 10.1007/s13347-015-0199-6
Full citation:
Bringsjord, S. , Licato, J. (2015). Crossbows, von Clauswitz, and the eternality of software shrouds: reply to Christianson. Philosophy & Technology 28 (3), pp. 365-367.
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