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It’s About Experience.
Who’s in for some more of that definitely-coherent and well thought-out analogy about life from physics?
Misusing Stats: the Bayesian Incompleteness Fallacy
Join me as I dig myself another interdisciplinary mental hole. If you’re a statistician, you’ve been warned.
It’s About Time.
No, I mean it literally is about time; what is it if not an internal experience? Join me in the ramblings of a procrastinator sitting alone in a university library for a couple of hours.
D.L.: It’s Time to End Corporate Welfare
Derek tackles two of the most prominent arguments for the existence of corporate welfare.
The Right to Education Does Not and Cannot Exist
I discuss the difference between positive and negative rights and why positive rights do not and cannot exist.
Section 33 Must Also be Scrapped – a Short Update
Section 33 is perhaps an even worse clause than Section 1 because it is unconditional.
Section 1 of the Canadian “Charter of Rights and Freedoms” Should Not Exist
Section 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms weakens the constitution and, as a result, the nation.
Addressing ‘The Inherent Flaws of Capitalism’
My response to Brandon Yip’s post titled ‘The Inherent Flaws of Capitalism”.
B.Y.: The Inherent Flaws of Capitalism and Why it Needs to be Amended
Brandon Yip expresses his concerns with the general ideology of capitalism.
We Must Break the Oligopoly of Partisan Politics
Unsurprisingly, oligopolies in government work in the same way as they would in any market. Let’s talk about what’s wrong with that.
True Democracy Does Not, Has Never, and Will Never Exist
The basic principle of democracy has never been fulfilled by any nation in history; but is that even a problem?
D.L.: Why Resource Quotas are Necessary
We need resource quotas to protect the environment and society; conservatives beware!
Common Sense Now Open to Contributors
This is a short announcement regarding contributors on this site. At 11:55 AM today, there will be a post published that is written by our first contributor, derekliu64. I am open to accepting almost anyone with any opinion as an author. If you, too, would like to be considered for this position, please contact me using the ‘Contact’ tab at the top of the page. There are no expectations regarding post frequency.
Politicians Are Not Corporations
Campaign finance laws in the USA are greatly flawed, in my opinion. Politicians are acting like corporations. What happened to ‘by, of and for the people’?
Principles of Economics #1: Introduction
Why do we need an economy? What is an economy? Find out in the first issue of ‘Principles of Economics’!
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