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Charmingly uncharitable
2022-06-29
I dislike rights-based language
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I've said this before 1 , alas in the middle of posts that no-one read, so I'm going to say it again to make it more explicit: I di...
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2022-06-22
Church and State
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SCOTUS strikes again: Court strikes down Maine’s ban on using public funds at religious schools . And, as far as I can tell, they were cor...
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2022-06-20
Mayflies
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Another year over and deeper in debt ... this is Caius M2, though it was hard to distinguish them from M1 1 . The separation at the catch is...
2022-06-09
Governments have largely failed to seize their chance to rearrange their energy supplies away from fossil fuels?
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In the face of momentous events people who really ought to know better are saying silly things like "Shocking: So far, governments ha...
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2022-06-07
Why Paternalists Must Endorse Epistocracy?
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Via Bryan Caplan but more specifically https://philpapers.org/rec/BREWPM . Generally I hate stuff with wanky philosophic words in it, but ...
2022-06-03
Yet moah climate suing
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A Peruvian farmer takes on Germany’s largest electricity firm , says El Econo. Peruvians doing wacky things is not necessarily news, but si...
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2022-05-24
Bad beekeeping: spring recolte 2022
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Another post for my record, and perhaps your interest. Note to self: please make up new frames for the Autumn so I can take out the crystall...
2022-05-23
Clash of the titans: Mann vs Gates, with a side of Hossenfelder
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Mann is sad about Gates' disappointing and somewhat defensive answer to the question I posed to him via the Graun .; Hossenfelder sa...
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2022-05-19
Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
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Misinformation is in the news, with the demise of the regrettable Disinformation Governance Board . Bryan Caplan correctly points out that...
2022-05-12
A piece of Olde Englande
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To Swinbrook, near my mother's house. First a bluebell wood, which is lovely, though there isn't much to say about it. Not strictly ...
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2022-05-06
Recent considerations in Roe vs Wade
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The recent events require no introduction. I maintain what I said before , though I think it likely they will uphold the precedent now lo...
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Bad beekeeping chez M+S
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Another day, another swarm o' bees. Although perhaps I should not be too casual: they are welcome, and my last was in 2020 (the 2021 o...
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2022-05-02
Why does the Evil Empire want to be paid in roubles?
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Time for another post, before people start worrying about my health. If you want to read something very stupid indeed, you can read Why is...
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2022-04-16
Salus populi suprema lex
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A placeholder post to keep Tom off my back while I write up Aristotle's Physics 3 . Salus populi suprema lex : the quote is from Cicero,...
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2022-04-14
Coronavirus days: tag, I'm it
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I have finally been zapped. As far as I know, for the first time. As a 58-year-old male in good physical condition who has been Double-Vaxx...
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2022-04-06
Digital technology supports decarbonisation only if appropriately governed (high confidence)?
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I'm glancing over the IPCC AR6 WGIII SPM , and so far am unimpressed. This is a "summary for policymakers" by people who have...
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2022-04-02
Frederick Engels Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
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FFS, why am I reading this stuff? Mostly, because this slender pamphlet has turned up again in the chaos of our house move. If you're i...
2022-04-01
Lucia Liljegren is not notable
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Those with long memories will remember Lucia Liljegren , though I don't think she figured much here. But! At least I care enough to no...
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2022-03-16
Opinions alter, manners change, creeds rise and fall, but the moral law is written on the tablets of eternity
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A quote, from Lord Acton. And apparently an inspiring one, since (inevitably in this day and age) you can get it on a fridge magnet . If Lo...
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2022-03-11
The Evil Empire strikes
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No doubt about where I stand, then 1 . Ukraine: Work as if you live in the early days of a better nation kinda refers; it is interesting ...
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