In Philosophy Within Its Proper Bounds, Edouard Machery argues that resolving many
traditional and contemporary philosophical issues is beyond our epistemic reach and that …

Experimental restrictionists have challenged philosophers' reliance on intuitions about
thought experiment cases based on experimental findings. According to the expertise …

Recent empirical work appears to suggest that the moral intuitions of professional
philosophers are just as vulnerable to distorting psychological factors as are those of …

The role of expertise in evidence‐based medicine (EBM) and practice (EBP) has long been
debated. In the early years of the EBP movement, the role of expertise and experience were …

Learning more about philosophical cognition has yielded significant insights into the
methods that we employ when doing philosophy, and has led some experimental …

The evidential value of moral intuitions has been challenged by psychological work showing
that the intuitions of ordinary people are affected by distorting factors. One reply to this …

Financial incentives, learning (feedback and repetition), group consultation, and increased
experimental control are among the experimental techniques economists have successfully …

Are philosophers' intuitions more reliable than philosophical novices'? Are we entitled to
assume the superiority of philosophers' intuitions just as we assume that experts in other …

In some domains (meteorology, live-stock judging, chess, etc.) experts perform better than
novices, and in other domains (clinical psychiatry, long-term political forecasting, financial …

Abstract The Experimental Philosophy (“X-Phi”) movement applies the methodology of
empirical sciences–most commonly empirical psychology–to traditional philosophical …