Rules for revolution and the use of force
Extracting some arguments from the critique of Marxism in the second volume of The Open Society and its Enemies. This is concerned with the Marx/Engels doctrine...
CAB: Collaborative Auto-Biography
Yesterday in the post I received a copy of CAB: Collaborative Auto Biography, a series of short anecdotes and stories from residents of Cabramatta rendered...
Congratulations Toby Evans, whoever and wherever you are
Strange things happen when you check the links on your site. Proceeding from a nice statement of classical liberal principles to the Mont Pelerin Society...
Kaggle powers on
Who is this man? And why should you care? He is a Portuguese physicist, Filipe Maia, a PhD student at Janos Hajdu Molecular Biophysics group at Uppsala University and...
Islam debate at UWS
This is a belated report on a debate on Islam versus Atheism at my campus. It was part of Islamic Awareness Week, orgainsed by the...
Doors duty and other daily duplicities
I was unaware of "doors duty" as recently outlined by Annabel Crabb, but, I can't say I'm surprised. Anyway here's her explanation of what it is....
Thinking in Chinese vs. Thinking in English
By: Li King King (Strategic Interaction Group, Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena) This paper investigates whether language priming activates different cultural identities and norms...