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In reply to Irfan Khawaja. I’ll go with the you-can-format-them-for-me approach. Thanks. LikeLike

In reply to boydstun. Unfortunately, WordPress has made the interface excessively tricky, so it’s a little hard to explain. If you like, and can wait a few days, I can format them for you. LikeLike

In reply to Irfan Khawaja. Please tell me again, Irfan, how in making a blog entry having some length, you can make a cutoff to get the direction for the reader to click on a button that will continue to the rest of the text? LikeLike

In reply to boydstun. You should feel free to use the blog itself for this material; no need to bury it in comments. As the blog scrolls on, your newer material will become less visible. You can always use the format I’ve used for my series on privacy …

In reply to butimbeautiful. “Basically Australians are a dull people, although we can be pretty funny.” We have an Australian houseguest right now who would agree with you. She was born and grew up in Australia, but is the single most anti-…

Your post evokes memories of Prague for me. They were always spruiking classical concerts there. I must have gone to one but don’t remember. As for Christmas….I figure it’s just Yuletide under another name. But I find it somewhat bori…

Dipert & Seddon on Kant v. Kelley/Rand (cont.) ~Dipert on Kelley’s Kant~A (To be followed eventually by Dipert~B, then installment on Seddon on Kelley’s Kant.) Prof. Dipert’s paper is not only a criticism of Kelley’s Kant in ES, it is an exam…

(I think I can put the text linked in the initial post of this thread right here and continue with the additional installments as completed. It’s not very bloggish, but I expect of interest to some readers here.) Dipert & Seddon on Kant v. Ke…