The Importance of Being Ethical
On April 20, I attended a talk given at Stanford University by Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson. It started with a...
On April 20, I attended a talk given at Stanford University by Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson. It started with a...
Regular reader Kevin Corcoran sent me the following. I’m posting with his permission and then I’ll add my own thoughts....
“Do you mean to tell me that you’re thinking seriously of building that way, when and if you are an architect?” “Yes.” “My...
Most vegans still drive. Should they? Driving almost inevitably leads to roadkill on a massive scale. A painful way to...
What’s a good book title for a hard-line Caplanian defense of laissez-faire, centering around the following theses? 1. Textbook complaints...
Some wisdom from Chris Freiman, reposted with his permission. Somewhat related to my recent piece on motivated reasoning about deterrence....
Like The Problem of Political Authority, Huemer’s Justice before the Law begins with common-sense moral premises, yet reaches radical libertarian conclusions. A...
Huemer’s new Justice before the Law is full of memorable passages, but this is the one that stayed with me: There...
Maybe you “didn’t build that” entirely on your own, but if you act as if you did, you probably will...
In a private comment on my Regulation review of Acimoglu and Robinson’s The Narrow Corridor, George Mason University professor Dan...