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Nazi Health Care Plan?
Image via Wikipedia As the health care debate continues, the hyperbole gets even worse. At a recent town hall meeting, a woman asked Barney Frank why he supports a “Nazi” health policy. Fr… more →
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Michael Sandel's Harvard Lecture on Moral
rizkiaffiat wrote 1 week ago: Watch it on Academic Earth Lecture Description Part 1 – The Moral Side of Murder: If you had t … more →
Utilitarianism: What is it? Why does it not work?
theophilogue wrote 1 week ago: The following is a mixture of my own thoughts and thoughts from “The Moral Course of Thinking … more →
Does Fundamentalism Induce Moral Idiocy? Or, Does It Attract it?
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Thaddeus Dombrowski wrote 2 weeks ago: I am an atheist, although I sometimes waver between atheism and agnosticism. I can entertain the no … more →
Resolving the Riddle: A Second Simple Note in Ontology & Epistemology (Or, There is No Necessary Theist vs Atheist Conflict)
drsubrotoroy wrote 3 weeks ago: From Facebook: A few days ago, I said: “For myself, I have come to a belief that the Universe was ne … more →
More Scandal – Should We Care?
Tauriq Moosa wrote 3 weeks ago: Joost van der Westhuizen, a former Springbok scrumhalf, has admitted to being the man caught on tape … more →
10 ethical questions to ask yourself before closing the sale
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LuAnne Speeter wrote 1 month ago: I was asked to bid on a marketing project yesterday. While preparing the bid, I found that I needed … more →
How to hug a hoodie...
policyphilosopher wrote 1 month ago: A project to tackle gang violence where the emphasis is on moral reasoning with gang members, detail … more →
Prolog Kekerasan
rizkiaffiat wrote 1 month ago: Tak pelak lagi kekerasan yang mengisi sejarah panjang peradaban umat manusia adalah sebuah paradoks … more →
Harvard Philosopher on the Today Show
fleance7 wrote 2 months ago: Harvard philosophy professor Michael Sandel appeared on the Today Show this morning, and got four mi … more →
Wright Is Wrong
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Jim wrote 3 months ago: “Compatibility” is something for which there’s always a market but which never produces a good produ … more →
Evolution Does Not Morally Obligate Us to Be Vegetarians
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Jim wrote 4 months ago: I don’t have a lot of time to listen to all the podcasts to which I’m subscribed, so I o … more →
RadioLab, Evolved Morality, and Empathy
adajos wrote 4 months ago: My last post covered some intersting moral dilemmas given in the “Morality” RadioLab pod … more →
RadioLab Train Moral Dilemmas
adajos wrote 4 months ago: One of the consistently best podcasts I listen to is RadioLab, by WNYC. It covers many science and … more →
Raise your marketing to a higher moral ground
LuAnne Speeter wrote 4 months ago: What do we expect out of our audience and our marketing? Should the message appeal to the lowest com … more →
Why, the little lady can think!
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absurdbeats wrote 6 months ago: Enough with the constant bitching about male pronunciamentos on abortion. Not that they can’t … more →
A Place for Scientific Explanation in Moral Reasoning
Liza wrote 7 months ago: Some people argue with their parents about God, some about politics. In my family, because I a … more →
A Post that Demands Refutation
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hambydammit wrote 7 months ago: A post from Uncommon Descent demands refutation. I’ll be quoting it in its entirety, with my … more →
Burn the armchair
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J.R. Atwood wrote 7 months ago: Brooks claims that advances in cognitive science are bringing about “The End of Philosophy … more →
Brooks on Morality
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Joseph Smidt wrote 7 months ago: David Brooks is one of my favorite columnists. He wrote a column today entitled The End of Philos … more →
