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Category Archives: philosophy
Technology, Government, and Poverty
The Guardian article Digital dystopia: how algorithms punish the poor addresses the impact of technology on government, and specifically on the apparatus of the welfare state. I’m going to comment on what I think is driving these changes, and on … Continue reading
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Tagged automation, digital welfare state, FedRAMP, quantitative easing
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Men and Women Smeared as Red Pill
Red pill men are used to being criticized by the mainstream media. What’s surprising about the Telegraph article “Welcome to the Red Pill: The angry men’s rights group that ‘knows what women want’” is the amount of vitriol author Rebecca Reid … Continue reading
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The Mainstream Media Sides with Its Tribe
Ezra Klein, editor at large of Vox, is calling for the Democrats to Impeach him, anyway, even if they can’t oust Trump, echoing Democratic house leader, Nancy Pelosi. Alexander Hamilton, the Constitution framer, writes [that impeachment is] meant for offenses … Continue reading
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Tagged donald trump, impeachment, russiagate, ukraine, uranium one
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Environmentalists Continue to Lie and Cry Wolf
According to the Guardian, Adaptation isn’t enough: We’ve got to throw everything at the climate crisis. Is this really a crisis, or merely propaganda? I’m going to examine their claims. When we’re faced with threats of inundation, our reaction has … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon rain forest, climate crisis, global warming, IPCC, noaa
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Canadian Election Polls
A great site for polling information for the upcoming federal election can be found at 338Canada.com – Poll Analysis and Electoral Projections. The main page has seat (number of ridings won) projections as well as popular vote. You can drill … Continue reading
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End of Democracy Due to Loss of Elite Control?
The article The Shocking Paper Predicting the End of Democracy gives us a fascinating view into the mind of one of the global elite. The hypocrisy and lack of self awareness is frankly astonishing. Everything was unfolding as it … Continue reading
