Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Stirring the POT (5) by Irfan Khawaja
In reply to Roderick T. Long. Come to think of it, you do have a conclusory look about you. What was the conclusion? LikeLike
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Stirring the POT (5) by Roderick T. Long
“Roderick and Gary inconclusively pondering the dilemma.“ Oh, I assure you that I was pondering it conclusively. What Gary was doing I of course cannot say and will not venture to guess. LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) Aggression and Evasion
It’s sad and telling that with respect to both the US attack on Iran in June 2025 and the current attack on Venezuela, few if any commentators, whether supportive of the United States or opposed, have described what happened in essential terms. In both cases, the United States committed an unprovoked act of aggression against…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Chris Sciabarra on Objectivism and Disability by Andy B.
Here is an active link to the interview (from Chris’s website); the one in the post is currently dead. http://chrismatthewsciabarra.com/essays/folks.htm LikeLike
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These goobers
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(xkcd.com) Conic Sections
This is a syndicated post, originally published by xkcd.com at xkcd.com.
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(Pixie Trix Comix) Pixie Trix Comix – A room
New comic!Today’s News: Pixie Trix Comix is part of the Spice Rack, a collective of NSFW comic creators.We made a big PDF sampler so you can find new favorite artists. Download it here! It’s free!You can now read Exorsisters on Pixie Tri…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on If You Want Blood by Stirring the POT (5) | Policy of Truth
[…] Catholic. I was the fish out of water: a theological fictionalist, philosophical pragmatist, and political insurrectionist, all views that skate perilously close to nihilism without falling directly in. What God thought of […] LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) Stirring the POT (5)
Politics and the Problematics of Fun I started my “Stirring the POT” series earlier this year as a vehicle for announcements, but it gradually morphed into a series of ruminations on conferences I attended. The latter turned out to be the more interesting enterprise, so I’ll close out the year with a belated conference rumination.…
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