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Category Archives: philosophy
The Oscars are Dead to Me
The last time I saw an Oscar best picture was the 2010 film “The King’s Speech”, which was an OK film. Shutter Island and Inception were both far, far better. Since The King’s Speech, the only Oscar best picture that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged guillermo del toro, lord of the rings, oscars, the departed, the shape of water
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A Liberal Projects onto Conservatives (again)
According to Adam Serwer of the Atlantic, Elon Musk Isn’t Buying Twitter to Defend Free Speech. Does Serwer have a close personal relationship with Musk? How does he know that Musk is lying about his motivation? Conservatives on Twitter have … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged ben shapiro, censorship, elon musk, free speech, freedom of association
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Turning Climate Change into a Losing Battle
‘Climate journalist’ Amy Westervelt claims that telling people to ‘follow the science’ won’t save the planet, but they will fight for justice. She goes on to say that the climate emergency has clear themes with heroes and villains and that … Continue reading
A Deranged Communist’s Climate Solution
Guardian columnist Zoe Williams writes At last I have good news on the climate crisis: all of us really can do something about it. What does she prescribe? People across the political spectrum broadly agree on the fundamentals and the … Continue reading
COP26 Was a Blow to Globalism, Hopefully
Columbia history professor Adam Tooze, writing it the Guardian, declares The Cop26 message? We are trusting big business, not states, to fix the climate crisis. Not trusting the state is sound advice. If what you want aligns with their profit … Continue reading
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Tagged BlackRock, carbon tax, cop26, electric vehicles, green new deal, hydrogen, methane, neoliberalism, paris accord, south africa, steel making, world economic forum
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Statism Is No Match for Economics
George Monbiot, writing in the Guardian, opines that After the failure of Cop26, there’s only one last hope for our survival. I’m curious, George, what is it? Now it’s a straight fight for survival. The Glasgow Climate Pact, for all … Continue reading
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Tagged electric vehicles, financial crisis, hydrogen, lithium ion batteries, statism, world economic forum
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COP26 is a Political Failure: Quelle Surprise
On the heels of the COP26 summit, John Vidal writes in the Guardian that It could have been worse, but our leaders failed us at Cop26. That’s the truth of it. While I don’t disagree that COP26 was a bit … Continue reading
What is the Governments Role in Electrification?
Nisha Patel of CBC talks about Why advocates say Canada needs to rev up its electric car adoption. Advocates are typically biased. What do they have to say? When Judy Goodwin wanted to test drive an electric car, she didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged charging stations, crossing the chasm, electric vehicles, tesla
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Academics Bemoan Inequality, but are Clueless as to Its Cause
Sarah Al-Arshani, writing for Medium, reports An NYU professor says fewer men going to college will lead to a ‘mating crisis’ with the US producing too many ‘broke and alone’ men. What is the solution? Fewer men than women are … Continue reading
Fertility: Screw Society, But Don’t Screw Yourself
Rhiannon Cosslett of the Guardian laments that Women are still being blamed for society’s problems with fertility. In the sage words of Turd Flinging Monkey, “women have the babies”. So how are women not to blame? Female students at the … Continue reading
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Tagged birthrate, child care costs, fertility, housing prices, in vitro fertilization, zero-hours contract
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