Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(Law & Liberty) Thomas Aquinas versus the Economists
Rather than seeking to submerge economics into Thomistic inquiry, present-day dissatisfaction with economics might be better taken in another direction.
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(Law & Liberty) Originalism, Conservatives, and the Constitution
Originalism is a theory of constitutional interpretation, it is not—nor can it be—a constitutional theory in itself.
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(QC RSS) A Soft Touch
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Law & Liberty) California Makes Energy a Luxury Good
The sun and the wind have never powered a modern society, much less California’s 40 million residents.
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(Law & Liberty) Antitrust as a Barometer of Big Government
Faith in bureaucratic judgement to replace the market is less justified than ever before, but antitrust is back regardless.
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(QC RSS) Can’t Stay Mad Forever
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(Law & Liberty) Propaganda, Markets, and Truth
Resistance to propaganda is difficult: if we succumb to it or embrace Machiavellian methods, we undermine the humanity of our project.
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(Law & Liberty) Phonies and the Past
If historical ignorance dooms the American experiment, how has America endured for over two hundred years?
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(Law & Liberty) Lie and Practice before 1989
Because coercion could only work to a certain point, the default communist policy was deceit, even when everyone knew the regime’s positions were a lie.
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(QC RSS) IOU
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