Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(Law & Liberty) Why Inequality Should Not Be an Object of Social Policy
The single greatest danger today to the American experiment is that equality seems to be eclipsing liberty as our central goal.
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(Law & Liberty) Between Demagoguery and Populism
What is needed today is a framework that would enable us to understand—rather than to simply dismiss or endorse—populism and demagoguery.
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(Law & Liberty) Impeachment, Then and Now: Essential Readings from Law & Liberty
While it is easy to find reporting on the subject, those looking for the longer view may be asking for something more.
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(QC RSS) Untitled Emu Comic
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Scripting Blog [archived]) PowerTip: Identify Drives Encrypted with Bitlocker
Summary: Using the Get-Bitlocker Cmdlet to show the status of drives on your Windows 10 computer Hey, Doctor Scripto. Is there a nice simple way to see if drives are Bitlocker encrypted? A most excellent question! You can the Get-BitlockerVolume Cmdlet and filter on the VolumeStatus property. The post PowerTip: Identify Drives Encrypted with Bitlocker…
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(Law & Liberty) Assessing the 1619 Project: A Law & Liberty Symposium
What happens when our study of history becomes a casualty of identity politics?
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(Law & Liberty) America’s Exceptional Guilt
For the 1619 Project, even the Garrisonian solution—of demanding that Americans open their borders and their national identity—will never suffice.
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(Law & Liberty) Reclaiming 1619
A look at the complexities of Virginia in 1619 suggests that assigning blame for slavery is a complex business.
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(Law & Liberty) The New York Times Resurrects the Positive Good Slavery Argument
The “1619 Project” can deliver on its promissory only by enslaving free labor.
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(Law & Liberty) Slavery Gave Us Double-Entry Bookkeeping?
Redefining historical facts and concepts for political ends, as Matthew Desmond does, is to incite group resentments.
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