Or, the year in Stoats, 2024. This year, with too few comments to meaningfully rank anything, I'm returning to ranking by what I like. Now available on Substack, woo. Spot the odd one out.* Jan: Sandel: Liberalism and the Limits of Justice.
* Feb: The parable of the Antheap and the Anteater.
* Mar:The burden of thought.
* Apr: There is no human right to a safe or stable climate / Your right to protest.
* May: Your right to lorenorder.
* Jun: The morality of not meddling in other people's business.
* Jul: The Loper's so Bright, I gotta wear shades.
* Aug: France 2024: Orsay, Chamonix, Argeles, Canal du Midi.
* Sep: By the sword you did your work and by the sword you die.
* Oct: The Foundations of Morality.
* Nov: DOGE.
* Dec: The Syrian Experiments.
Refs
* The Partialtarian Corporation.
* On Priesthoods - ACX.
* The media very rarely makes things up.
* Should America Buy Greenland?
* No, Marx Was Not an Important Economist.
* How To Stop Worrying And Learn To Love Lynn's National IQ Estimates - ACX.
* Why A Canada/U.S. Union is a Bad Idea.
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3 comments:
Do you think most of your commenters aged out of participation or has the conversation moved on to another topic? I still enjoy your posts very much.
Thank you. I think you can rely on service continuing for a little longer. As to where all the commentators went... I suspect that some have aged out of this mortal coil but more generally the blogosphere is in general in decay.
You're probably right about the decay of the blogosphere, although I see lots of comments (from a small stable of commenters) on sites like RealClimate and Judith Curry. But neither of those sites has the quality of thought that I prefer. So keep at it!
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