UPDATE: The second survey I ran in this series and its results are here.
I've posted someting over at Experimental Philosophy about something I'm trying in my metaphysics course this fall.
Experimenting with Experimental Philosophy in the Classroom
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It goes between Athens and Crete, no?
Tyler,
That's what you object to, my geography? (Actually, in one way, that isn't too suprising to me.)
I borrow this way of putting the puzzle from Chris Brown's "Aquinas and the Ship of Theseus."
Okay, okay. But I am pretty sure that the annual voyage of the Ship, the voyage in memorial of the defeat of the Minotaur by Theseus, the voyage which delayed the death of Socrates by a month, was between Crete and the Piraeus. If I didn't object to your geography, I would have almost nothing to object to.