Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

In reply to Roderick T. Long. (Though I’m pretty sure I won’t be able to read the parts that are in Hebrew.) LikeLike

In reply to mosckerr. That … is a long comment. I look forward to reading it when I get a chance. LikeLike

In reply to mosckerr. Apologies for the delay in approving your comment, mosckerr. Your comment went into our spam filters, and since I work 8:30-5 without access to the Internet, I can only approve comments at 24 hour intervals. NOTE: Anyone with edit…

In reply to Raymond Raad. People generally agree on that philosophical point even if they don’t state it explicitly. I’m skeptical of that, but let me put my skepticism aside, and assume for argument’s sake that we all agree on the princip…

In reply to Irfan Khawaja. Regarding your last two points of agreement with Tomasky. You were pushing the line that more actions than the political right typically acknowledges (in particular, giving someone covid or increasing someone risk of such m…

In reply to Irfan Khawaja. I agree with your framing here — which is in terms of rights-violation generally, not violations of the right to act freely (without impediment from others). Like Roderick, I’m unsure what counts as a reasonable t…

In reply to Sheldon Richman. An opinion by a Beer Sheva Israeli of politics and Torah within the Jewish State. Israel’s 3 No’s: 1. No to any negation of the Israeli victory of the 1967 6 Day War. 2. No to any surrender of Israeli rule from all of Jerus…