Sebastian Murgueitio Ramirez

@murgue.bsky.social

Philosopher and historian of physics at Princeton, cycling fan, Colombian, 2 cats 🐈‍⬛

It took a while but our paper on general relativity and causation in BJPS is officially out! This really started when working on my undergrad dissertation back in Los Andes under the supervision of Andrés Páez (in fact, that dissertation was my entrance into philosophy of science and physics).

Andrés Páez@andrespaez.bsky.social · last mo.

Our paper, with @murgue.bsky.social and James Read, on causation and general relativity is finally out.

I am very happy to share this popular piece about relative motion, from Galileo to Einstein! It is roughly based on my recent research on the topic! I am thankful to @iai.tv and Dan Walker for reaching out, and for their great editorial work !

Institute of Art and Ideas@iai.tv · 2y ago

How Galileo cracked the problem of relative motion. | iai.tv/articles/gal... @murgue.bsky.social argues that distinguishing between "internal" and "external" versions of the principle highlights Galileo's forward-thinking. #philsky ⚛️ 🧪

Graduate Admissions season is here! Philosofriends, encourage your students looking for programs to put Purdue on their lists. We're a big, active department on the rise, where students get broad training and good support. Our application deadline is one month away: Jan 6, 2025 #philsky

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obsessed with this photo of cows watching the northern lights. it's the scene in a muppet movie that's so surprisingly touching you start to cry (photographer: @ChrisReichert3 on twitter)

Bright red, white and pale green northern lights fill a night sky. The black silhouettes of three cows look up at them