Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(QC RSS) Nemesis Memories
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Policy of Truth) Force and Fraud on Campus
So much falsehood has been offered up in the last seven months that it seems futile to single out a discrete claim as a particularly egregious example that absolutely demands rebuttal. But one claim happens to combine egregiousness, absurdity, and in my case, proximity in space and time, in a way that really does demand…
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(The GiveWell Blog) A major initiative to scale up water chlorination in India
We recommended a $38.8 million grant to Evidence Action to support the Indian government in providing clean water by setting up in-line chlorination in two states, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. This isn’t a grant designed to directly deliver a service or commodity; instead, Evidence Action will use the funding to work in close partnership…
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(The GiveWell Blog) April 2024 updates
Every month we send an email newsletter to our supporters sharing recent updates from our work. We publish selected portions of the newsletter on our blog to make this news more accessible to people who visit our website. For key updates from the latest installment, please see below! If you’d like to receive the complete…
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(Pixie Trix Comix) Pixie Trix Comix – Visualize success
New comic!Today’s News: Want printed books or swag? Check out our store!https://tinyurl.com/yc56p4hwWe also have books available in bookstores and comic shops:https://tinyurl.com/55jzja8z
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(QC RSS) Swinging Wildly
Just butts and weenies as far as the eye can see
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(Our World in Data) How many children did not die thanks to progress in global health?
Thanks to improvements in global health, more than 100 million children have been saved since 1990.
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(QC RSS) Ayo Is Cool
Hip and with it
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Free Meals in the Prytaneum” by Irfan Khawaja
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/local/noelle-mcafee-emory-philosophy-department-chair-detained-protests-interview/85-c8d4e714-9a62-4543-8f31-b9cbfe6fc50f LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) “First They Came for the Professors…”
“….but I was a university administrator, so I called the cops, egged them on, and assumed the role of aggrieved victim.” Ironically, Emory University’s Caroline Fohlin specializes in the political economy of early twentieth century Germany. You can’t make shit like that up, but her arrest does starkly raise the question posed by Jason Brennan’s…
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