Tag Archives: Antiquity

An Agorist in the Agora, with Business in Byzantium

16th
May. × ’13

On Monday I’m flying to Istanbul (first time!) to do this a.k.a. this for this. Then I’m flying to Athens (second time) to do this at this. I start by flying from Atlanta to Charlotte to Rome to Athens to Istanbul, changing planes in each city. What could possibly go wrong?

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 52: Unreasonable Pluralism Redux

12th
May. × ’13

I eudaimonise again.

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Decimating Aristotle

4th
May. × ’13

Sent to the Opelika-Auburn News on 3 February 2013, but not published: To the Editor: Your AP story about the tornado that hit the Daiki steel plant in Adairsville (Feb. 1, 2013) says that the plant has been “reduced to a pile of rubble.” Yet in your headline you describe the plant as “decimated.” To [...]

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 51: Unreasonable Pluralism

4th
May. × ’13

My latest at BHL: Eudaimonist Reason versus Public Reason.

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 49: NAPtime!

30th
Apr. × ’13

There’s been a debate on the non-aggression principle going on for a while at BHL and related sites; I finally weighed in today with Eudaimonism and Non-Aggression. I also announced the mailing of iRad #2 with Celebrate the iRadvent.

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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 30: Armistice Among the Bleeding Hearts

1st
May. × ’12

Two final posts in the Cato Unbound symposium, one from Matt Zwolinski and one from me.

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