Amid Unrest: Tech Giants Behind §230 Aegis?
There is no firm, prevalent opinion about unrest and rioting throughout the country and other parts of the globe. Issues are easily conflated. Yet tech giants are the world’s most… Read more »
Category: philosophy
Garet Garrett’s 1922 Book
The last decade of the 19th century is of interest for not only political and historical matters but an economic depression and recovery. There is a past financial journalist and… Read more »
Libertarian Vision
Some readers might have put effort into libertarianism. Party candidates can place ahead of competing groups. Fox News media personalities identify with the movement. Still, only through gaining a chance… Read more »
What is the “Rule of Law?”
Jeffrey Sachs, who authored a 1993 macroeconomics text with Felipe Larrain, continues to publish regularly. The book cites a study that finds an economy’s adherence to the rule of law… Read more »
Democracy and Tocqueville Between Two Worlds
Here in the United States, per data that is readily available, a two political party system has been in decline. Parties remain relevant. However, the biggest percentage of citizens polled… Read more »
My Book
My fictional story, described in this previous post, is available. A copy can be obtained here.There are reasons for mixed feelings about publishing and self-publishing. The print industry, not unlike… Read more »
Sartre’s Existentialism Vis-à-Vis Baudelaire
Jean-Paul Sartre published Baudelaire originally in 1947. He did not divide it into chapters. Evidently the author’s life included nine months as a German prisoner during WWII in 1940, before… Read more »