Cordial and Sanguine, Part 24: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Even Further Continued
Apr 10The symposium continues with a contribution from Alexander McCobin and a second one from David Friedman.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 23: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Further Continued
Apr 06David Friedman’s contribution to our Cato Unbound symposium is now up.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 22: War Among the Bleeding Hearts Continued
Apr 04Greetings from Seattle! My entry in the aforementioned Cato Unbound symposium is now up. It’s titled “In Praise of Bleeding Heart Absolutism.”
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 21: War Among the Bleeding Hearts
Apr 03Greetings from Las Vegas! Our two panels went well, and I’ve been having a great time hanging out with my Molinari/C4SS/ALL comrades. This is the first Vegas conference where I’ve actually stayed at the conference hotel (I got a special deal, half the conference rate) rather than my usual venue, three miles up the strip [...]
Unable to Visualize an Intervening Incarnation
Mar 14A number of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ series intersect with one another, as well as with a few other books; so how do you know what order to read them in? You go here.
Scholastic Achievement Test
Feb 04More juvenilia: Whether What Is Transcendent Is Dependent (unsuccessful parody of medieval philosophy, age 19). Adam Smith says somewhere that a sculpture of an animal is more impressive than a sculpture of a chair, because a sculpture of a chair isn’t sufficiently different from an actual chair; a similar criticism applies here.
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