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Taking science by the throat...
2025-05-22
Pols vs Meninwigs, again
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At Volokh , but it is Josh Blackman, who I think one of the weaker and distinctly more Trump-friendly, reporting Vance saying: You cannot h...
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2025-05-21
Locke: Two Treatises of Government
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I've owned, and been meaning to read, this for years. Indeed my copy is marked up at the start of Vol II; but I get ahead of myself. Fi...
2025-05-20
How do we solve moral problems?
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I'm not sure that the "midwit" text here is quite right; it is supposed, I think, to be something like "we derive our mo...
2025-05-08
Moah Techno-optimism
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I seem not to have been optimistic since 2017 ; but really, life is better than that. The world is beautiful; I've made it out onto the...
2025-04-07
It’s the End of the World as We Know It
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I cannot resist a post on Trump and his foolish tariffs, mostly so I can look back in a few days or a year and think you fool, how could yo...
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2025-04-03
Lord Ribblesdale and friends
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To the National Gallery for the Siena exhibition , but we were early so browsed around. And I was happy to find Lord R again; I think they ...
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2025-03-28
Conjectures and Refutations, part two
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Conjectures and Refutations refers, naturally. But what is so charming about Popper is the way that an idea, that in our debased times woul...
2025-03-21
Conjectures and Refutations
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This is a great book by Karl Popper ; you should read it. You can even do that online as rosenfels.org/Popper.pdf . The overall theme is the...
2025-03-20
Global cereal production has grown much faster than population in the last half-century
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Every now and again one reads a paper saying something along the lines of "ZOMG we're all going to die of starvation". Perhaps...
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2025-03-18
Red Team wins again
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A follow up to Red team rows over , though I seem to have skipped 2024 (see here for the 2024 playlist ). Not to spoil the suspense, but t...
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