Title: Paul and Patricia Churchland’s Philosophical Marriage | The New Yorker
Headings: 
Two Heads
A marriage devoted to the mind-body problem.

Content: She seems younger than she is: she has the anxious vitality of a person driven to prove herself—the first to jump off a bridge into freezing water. Paul stands heavily, his hands in his pockets. He is still. He nudges at a stone with his foot. He looks up and smiles at his wife’s back. He has a thick beard. He looks like the sort of person who finds it soothing to chop his own wood (and in fact he is that sort of person). Paul and Pat met when she was nineteen and he was twenty, and they have been married for almost forty years. They are both Canadian;