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Monthly Archives: July 2012
David’s Distate for Discussion
Some time ago, I pointed out a connection between Michael Gove’s bizarre belief that anti-semitism, being evil, is something that ought not to be dissected and understood, and David Cameron’s desire to paper over discussion following the London riots. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservative Party, David Cameron, London, Olympics, Politics
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The Guardian issues an Ayn Rand correction!
You might recall reading my post on Victoria Bekiempis’ absurd attack on Ayn Rand earlier this year. Well, would you believe it, The Guardian has issued a correction about the whole affair! • Confessions of a recovering Objectivist was corrected because Ayn … Continue reading
Are internet trolls self obsessed?
Stephen Fry seems to think so: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=19uaccC2pq4&NR=1 He says that: Trolls crave attention They post deliberately offensive comments to get that attention They can’t stand people other than themselves receiving attention, so they direct the attention to themselves by being … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayn Rand, ethics, Internet, Philosophy, Stephen Fry, The Fountainhead
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Funny, until you think about it
It’s possible to over analyse a joke until it loses its humour, but language is really important, so I’m going to do just that. (from Times Free Press) Libertarians believe in leaving people alone to help themselves, and so the … Continue reading
Blogging and Facebook
For her “blogiversary“, Rational Jenn notes how comment sections on blogs have become less lively, and how many of her thoughts are now shared via social networks instead. I don’t know about you, but I find that I am engaging … Continue reading
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