Metaphysics
This French philosopher is a rationalist and responsible for the quote “I think, therefore I am”.
René Descartes
Ethicist of Artificial Intelligence, Shannon Vallor, cites which philosopher when she states the “good life” is one worth reflecting upon, happily?
Socrates
Who suggested “falsificationism” as a solution to the problem of induction?
Karl Popper
This molecule, often called the 'energy currency' of the cell, powers cellular processes?
ATP
This amino acid, abbreviated as Gly, is the smallest and simplest of all amino acids.
Glycine
Determinism and Free will are often seen as mutually exclusive. This view sees them as both correct.
Compatibilism
The philosopher of mind, David Chalmers, concentrates primarily on philosophical study of what science?
Psychology or Neuroscience
What period of history is typically associated with the birth of “Science” as we understand it today?
The Enlightenment
This organelle, often referred to as the 'powerhouse of the cell,' is responsible for producing ATP.
Mitochondria
This sulfur-containing amino acid plays a key role in forming disulfide bonds that stabilize protein structures.
Cysteine
This monistic view is often referred to as the radical version of idealism.
Solipsism
Which philosopher in the Guelph faculty self-identifies as a neo-Aristotelian?
John Hacker-Wright
This science gained the nickname “The Goddess Discipline” due to advancements that it made directly related to the field becoming popular with (and thence populated by) women.
Primatology
This enzyme unzips the DNA double helix during replication.
Helicase
This aromatic amino acid is a precursor to neurotransmitters like dopamine and epinephrine.
Tyrosine
Leibniz’ metaphysics of space involved the notion that two hypothetical objects which bear all the same relations as each-other are the same object. Often shortened as (P.I.I.), this notion is?
The Principle of Identity of Indescernibles
This book by Jessica Flanagan that argues for the radical liberalization of drug access, that everyone should have unrestricted access to any drug, is called what?
Pharmaceutical Freedom
What/who did Robert Oppenheimer quote after the Trinity Nuclear Test when he spoke: “Now I am become death”?
“Vishnu” or “The Bhagavad Gita”
This type of macromolecule acts as a biological catalyst, speeding up chemical reactions without being consumed.
Enzyme
This essential amino acid has an indole side chain and is a precursor for serotonin.
Tryptophan
The watchmaker analogy, an argument for the existence of God, is also known as what argument?
The teleological argument
The school of philosophy that focuses on the direct experience of subjects, traces its legacy to G.F.W. Hegel. Today’s scholars that use this method but focus on potentially minoritized perspectives are doing what?
Critical Phenomenology or Critical Theory
The phrase “All models are wrong, but many are useful” embodies what philosophical theory of science?
Scientific Instrumentalism
In the electron transport chain, this molecule serves as the final electron acceptor, allowing for ATP production.
Oxygen
This amino acid is often called the 'imino acid' because its side chain is cyclic, restricting backbone flexibility.
Proline