Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

FaceBook’s action plan reads directly from the playbook of every shitty corporate C-suite: if the PR problem is that the company is under fire because they were perceived as being negligent or complicit in the past about false, misleading, and ma…

Also worth reading, though I found the racial bean-counting in the article distracting and irrelevant (ht: Michael Young): https://www.newsweek.com/tulsi-gabbard-only-non-white-dem-candidate-primary-delegates-confirms-she-was-not-invited-dnc-1526776 L…

For all the people making fun of me offline for not knowing that Facebook and Instagram are the same thing: I declare a jihad on you. LikeLike

In reply to boydstun. Yes, unfortunately, that does happen with WordPress. Yes, TAS’s descent is pretty disheartening to watch. The comparison between what it was in the early 1990s and what it is now is actually rather painful. But clearly, it&…

In reply to Irfan Khawaja. The Atlas Society. I clicked on Reply right under that, and then learned the post would appear way below, and so become ambiguous. LikeLiked by 1 person

In reply to boydstun. I always thought that Objectivity’s subject-matter limitation was a good idea. LikeLiked by 1 person

In reply to boydstun. Stephen, What were you referring to? The state of The Atlas Society, Binswanger’s view, or the plight of the displaced Palestinians? Or some combination of those? LikeLike

In reply to Roderick T. Long. I would cite photographic evidence of my and Jason’s joint presence in Chris’s apartment but the relevant photos seem to have vanished with the associated account. LikeLike

Chris Matthew Sciabarra on the facebook purges. Chris writes, inter alia: “my good friends Nathan and Jason are among those who are now being characterized as ‘Dangerous Individuals.’ And Jason himself has actually been in my apartment! If only I’d known!” As I wrote on Chris’s page: “I can confirm that Jason was present in…