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Magnus Wijkander
Magnus is an independent researcher with an MSc from Radboud University, Nijmegen in Cognitive Neuroscience with a minor in Neurophilosophy. Their interests lie in the philosophy of science, metascience, and the workings of the brain.
Education:Radboud University, 2022MSc Cognitive Neuroscience with Minor in NeurophilosophyGothenburg University, 2020BA Cognitive ScienceExpertise:Neurophilosophy
Philosophy of Science
Modern Philosophy
Articles by Magnus Wijkander
Can Science Change How Humanity Views Itself?
Science has continuously reshaped our self-perception, shifting from metaphysical to naturalistic views, highlighting the fallibility of the human mind.
Positivism: Is it Dead?
The philosophy of science was shaped by positivism from the 19th century to the 20th century. What caused its fall from grace?
Split-Brain: Two Selves in One?
The nature of self is a philosophical problem that has truly stood the test of time—split-brain patients are one of the few times something tangible may give us insights into it.