Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Molinari Review I.2: What Lies Within? by Rob Bradley
“The War on Kolko”? Sounds serious! I had better read that and respond. For now, let me say that Kolko’s shortcomings by forcing some historical examples in a Marxian box in no way invalidates the general theme of business support for intervention in…
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Molinari Review I.2: What Lies Within? by Neil
I think Dr. Block just says he is a thin libertarian. His actions prove otherwise.
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(Law & Liberty) Does Intellectual Diversity Matter in Higher Education?
Stephen Bainbridge wonders what kinds of diversity actually matter to those who shape higher education.
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(Law & Liberty) A Yellow Journalist’s Tale
Clay Risen’s attempt at a progressive revisionist interpretation of the Spanish-American War falters on the shoals of actual history.
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(Law & Liberty) Revisiting The Creation of the Presidency in the 21st Century
Forrest McDonald, described The Creation of the Presidency by Charles C. Thach, Jr. as “an unprecedented achievement.”
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Molinari Review I.2: What Lies Within? by dL
Is there any connection between liberty in the political sense and liberty in the sense at issue in the free will debate? No. Libertarianism vis a vis metaphysics and political libertarianism are not the same things.
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(Pixie Trix Comix) Pixie Trix Comix – Too girly for me
New comic!Today’s News:
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on Molinari Review I.1 Now Free Online, Molinari Review I.2 Heading to Print by Molinari Review I.2: What Lies Within? | Austro-Athenian Empire
[…] (A Kindle copy should be available later this month. In the meantime, the previous issue is available as a free PDF download here.) […]
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(Austro-Athenian Empire) Molinari Review I.2: What Lies Within?
[cross-posted at C4SS, BHL, and POT] The long-awaited second issue of the Molinari Review (the Molinari Institute’s interdisciplinary, open-access, libertarian academic journal) is here! Nearly twice the length of the first issue! You can order a paper copy from Amazon US, Amazon Canada, Amazon UK, or, I believe, any of the other regional incarnations of…
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(The GiveWell Blog) Update on our work on Fistula Foundation
Although our list of top charities is short (just eight excellent organizations), we’re always on the lookout for other groups to add. Fistula Foundation is one of the charities we’re planning to prioritize highly for further evaluation. Donating to Fistula Foundation is not yet one of our recommendations—as it’s still under active investigation—but we’re excited…
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