What Are We Reading for August 2020
Well, there is nowhere to go and nothing else to do.
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Category: Opinion
Cancel Culture: the Christakis and French Definitions
After trying to understand if cancel culture were some new, special, and different thing, I remain at the same place . . .
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Corporations – Arm of the State, Inherently Evil, or Just Uniquely Predatory?
In which R C Dean ponders the limited liability corporation.
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Another Election Day 2020 Theory: Call Me Crazy edition
Some thoughts based upon my own lived experience.
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What Are We Reading for July 2020
Read anything good lately? Anything bad? Anything at all?
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On welfare: compassion, power and dependency
I wrote before about one of beliefs about the welfare state, in that it cannot happen without many inherent problems.
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My Switch to an iPhone
Note: I’m not a tech type guy.
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Crackpot’s Corner: Philosophy is Futile
Like many young people with delusions of intellectualism, I once determined to devise a complete system of morality from first principles.
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GlibFin Episode 1: Making Your Money Do What You Tell It To
The same attention and self-discipline are required to achieve your goals with calories and with dollars.
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What Are We Reading – May 2020
Need something to read while you get away from it all? HAHAHAHA as if you could actually go camping!
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My Approach to Retirement Planning (or How I Decided to Retire During the Coronavirus Pandemic)
Our retirement goal was to get there as early as possible without having to give up quality of life along the way.
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Culture in America – Where It all Begins… and Ends. Part 2/2
What we believe in any given culture, small or large – our collective values – what we revere, is exactly what we will propagate and get.
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Culture in America – Where It all Begins… and Ends; Part 1, a primer
Merriam Webster online has the simple definition for culture as “the beliefs, customs, arts, etc., of a particular society, group, place, or time.”
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Calculus of Death: A Love Story
Where robc calculates how much your life is worth, or isnt.
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A classification of libertarians
This is again one of those thinking out loud posts which I am not perfectly happy with but decided to submit anyway.
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A Song of Ice And Choirs: Factionalism in the Utah House
In which leon gets too interested in local politics
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OF VIRUSES, BIASES, AND BROKEN WINDOWS
But as these effects ripple, and our lives are put on hold, the Government has an answer.
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Drunk on Statistical Power (or Sucking Cohen’s d)
“To mind one’s own business is a purely negative and unproductive injunction, but, taking social matters as they are just now, it is a sociological principle of the first importance. There might be developed a grand philosophy on the basis of minding one’s own business.” — William Graham Sumner, 2nd President of the American Sociological Association
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A Thought Experiment
*passes bong*
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The Title Doctor for Physician vs. PhD vs. Doctorate
Few things have riled up the Glibertariat lately as much as….
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