Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(Law & Liberty) America’s Governing Philosophy is Rawlsian, not Hayekian
Holding up Hayek for abuse allows both right and left postliberals to substitute ideological argument for data and analysis of specific policies.
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Stop, In the Name of Dog (Before You Break Your Leg) by Roderick T. Long
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(QC RSS) Upward Mobility
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(Policy of Truth) Donald Trump’s Slurred Speech: A Diagnosis and Prescription
While teaching a class today, I slurred over a word. I’m so far gone that I don’t even remember what word it was. It might have been “statistical,” but I can’t remember. Am I drunk? Am I on drugs? Am I suffering from ADHD, or some neurological disease? All of the above? No, as it…
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(Law & Liberty) Our Exhausted Age
We’ve come to fear not chaos and disaster at the hands of our leaders, but simply failure and sclerosis.
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(Law & Liberty) Of Bernie, Bloomie, and Adam
The individual who enters commercial life with Bloomberg-sized ambition takes on a burden few of us would envy.
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(Law & Liberty) Intersectionality’s Fatal Flaw
lntersectionality makes no allowance for forgiveness, atonement, or reconciliation.
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(Law & Liberty) Why Culture Matters for the Economy
In a culture in which social trust is widespread, entrepreneurship and free exchange become more plausible and sustainable.
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(Policy of Truth) Stop, In the Name of Dog (Before You Break Your Leg)
I just saw some guy walking two beautiful golden retrievers down Witherspoon Street in Princeton, New Jersey. He crossed the street without really looking where he was going, then nearly collided with a car turning into the intersection. I repeat for the nth time that if American crosswalks were designed like the crosswalks of Barcelona,…
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(QC RSS) Easy Breezy
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