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Bloomberg Must Implement Other Bans To Be Constitent

Mr. Bab wrote 37 minutes ago: Less than week after New York City Mayor Bloomberg bans sugary drinks over 16 oz, as expected, the m … more →

Tags: Big Gulp, Bloomberg, Freedom, Liberty, mayor rawlings, New York City, Sugary

Do the Dew... as long as your drink is smaller than 16 ounces..3 comments

the mindless philosopher wrote 3 hours ago: It’s funny the things that can get a person thinking about how precious — or even precar … more →

Tags: kant, Politics, Freedom, Political Philosophy, New York City, sugary drinks, Nanny State, Thomas Hobbes, Thomas Jefferson

Your Democracy Is Shit, Part VII: The New Asshole

jaimelynchstaunton wrote 13 hours ago: Lots of the shit I lament in earlier posts is human. We can’t eliminate ‘people being affected by la … more →

Tags: blind voting, censorship, citizenship tests, conservative party, Democratic Reform, EU Referendum, European Union referendum, female representation, Feminism

What works and what does not

Brandon wrote 14 hours ago: John Stuart Mill (Photo credit: Wikipedia) How we live in the 21st-century and beyond is far differe … more →

Tags: Education, Student, state school, Learning, TextBook, Industrialisation, Georgia

the harm principle

Letters wrote 18 hours ago: When governments intervene in the private sphere of individuals in order to do ‘good’, w … more →

Tags: Thoughts, mill, harm principle

The Severity of Sixteen Ounces5 comments

moralityofcommonsense wrote 21 hours ago: So, yesterday morning my Dad and I were eating breakfast together listening to some local news radio … more →

Tags: Politics, Current Events, health, Politics 2, Government, libertarian, Bloomberg, New York City, obesity

The State & Soda20 comments

Michael LaBossiere wrote 23 hours ago: (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The mayor of New York is considering a ban on selling sweetened drinks lar … more →

Tags: Business, ethics, Law, Philosophy, Politics, Diet soda, Drink, New York, New York City

Thursday Thought - Where are the World Leaders?

WeMoveTogether wrote 1 day ago: Note: Each Thursday I will post a little something to inspire us to finish the week strong. These Th … more →

Tags: leadership, Authors, Quotes, Thursday Thoughts, eric greitens, United States Navy SEALs, Syria

Black Swan Event ...1 comment

tarpon wrote 3 days ago: The black swan theory or theory of black swan events is a metaphor that encapsulates the concept tha … more →

Tags: News and politics, obama, History, Osama bin Laden, facebook, united states, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, black swan, juvenal

» THE FURTHER EVOLUTION OF WAR

bawehali wrote 6 days ago: by Barbara Ehrenreich An adapted excerpt from Blood Rites: Origins and History of the Passions of Wa … more →

Tags: Feature, LiP: Informed Revolt, Evolution, barbara ehrenreich, Blood Rites, War, Martin van Crevald, Memetics, Memes

Happiness According To Philosophers: Part Two1 comment

confuwho wrote 6 days ago: So the second part of my research into happiness is going a lot better than I expected. I was so sur … more →

Tags: Philosophical concepts, Philosophy, In-progress, happiness, concpet, Immanuel Kant, ethics, Morality

Happiness According to Philosophers: Part One

confuwho wrote 1 week ago: This past week I’ve been reading up on happiness and different philosophical views on this rea … more →

Tags: Philosophical concepts, Philosophy, happiness, concpet, Utilitarianism, ethics, Morality

Quote of the Day

confuwho wrote 1 week ago: ask yourself if you are happy, then you cease to be so — John Stuart Mill … more →

Tags: Quote Of The Day, Philosophy, Quote, happiness

The Paradox of Tolerance1 comment

David James wrote 1 week ago: The paradoxical problem can be stated as the following: a tolerant person may be hostile toward into … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Society, John Rawls, Isaiah Berlin, voltaire, Karl Popper, paradox of tolerance, The Open Society and its enemies, John Locke

John Stuart Mill and scansion2 comments

JSE wrote 1 week ago: There are lots of good reasons to read Henry Farrell and Cosma Shalizi’s network-theoretic def … more →

Tags: language, Poetry, writing, scansion, unjustified generalizations

Smearing of feminism - a history through illustrations8 comments

GenderBen wrote 1 week ago: Cartoons have been sources of entertainment, political point-making, and propaganda for centuries. W … more →

Tags: Women, Feminism, Popular Culture, socialisation, sexism, misogyny, Society, Suffragists, suffragettes

Bonus Quote: John Stuart Mill

patchworkjumble wrote 1 week ago: John Stuart Mill in 1865Photo by John Watkins Today we mark the birth anniversary of John Stuart Mil … more →

Tags: Quotations, Quotes, bonus 2, quotations, A Word A Day, Quotable Quotes, bonus

May 20 in history

homepaddock wrote 1 week ago: 325 The First Council of Nicea – the first Ecumenical Council of the Christian Church was held. 526  … more →

Tags: History, Sir William Congreve, Simon Fraser, May 20, Honoré de Balzac

3 ways of doing ethics

arthurdobrin wrote 1 week ago: All of morality aims at the same thing but there are several basic ways to get there. If you prefer, … more →

Tags: ethics, Morality, Ethics, Immanuel Kant, David Hume, consequentialism, deontological ethics, Jeremy Bentham, Jeremy Bentham


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