Re: My Latest Column
... Well, not necessarily. Consider a view something like this: musicality is one character or aspect among many that a sound can have -- sounds may be seen in
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Re: Fear and Control: The TSA Case
... For whatever it's worth, Mises was no anarchist but he was indeed an atheist; he thought that, among other things, he had an apriori praxeological argument
Gödel/was Re: [LeftLibertarian2] Re: Fear and Control: The TSA Case
In LeftLibertarian2@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Katz ... Well, no it isn't; not if "logicism" is supposed to actually correspond to the program
Re: Fear and Control: The TSA Case
... No. But it does satisfy an existential quantifier, e.g. "If there were people here saying...." For what it's worth, I think that Juan's statements on this
Gödel/was Re: [LeftLibertarian2] Re: Fear and Control: The TSA Case
In LeftLibertarian2@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Katz ... I agree that this was *somebody's* idea of things, and it is the idea which Goedel set out
Re: Fear and Control: The TSA Case
In LeftLibertarian2@yahoogroups.com, "Nathan Byrd" ... To be fair, the article Juan started out by trashing *did* directly compare Ludwig von
Re: Mises, the guy Juan loves to hate
... There was plenty of complicity among ordinary Germans during Nazi rule, but the oft-repeated claim that Weimar Republic voters "elected Hitler" is actually
Re: Insanity 101
... That happened from time to time; at least as common, or more, it was also employed as a strategy to control or punish the "bad" behavior of socially
Re: Pentagon Papers Chart
... During Fall 2002 and Spring 2003, when they called up Clark to ask him what he thought about war on Iraq (which they did a fair number of times), his
Re: Pentagon Papers Chart
... I agree with you about that, and it sucks that some people at Reason don't see that. ... The stink of what, on what? Most libertarian publications I read
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