Stephen Hicks

Triggernometry interview scheduled

I’ll be speaking again with the London-England-based “Triggernometry” team, Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin. The live interview is scheduled for 5 p.m. GMT (11 a.m. Central) on November 25 and will be published thereafter on social media. Our topics will be the many intellectuals with supported National Socialism — Heidegger, Schmitt, Dietrich — along with

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What Is Nihilism? | Philosophy for Real Life (7 of 22) | Stephen Hicks

Two-minute answers to key questions about philosophy, politics, art, and the meaning of life. What is nihilism? Filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The full series is published at the CEE Video Channel. Description: At some point in our lives, we each ask ourselves the big questions. How we respond has great impact on our lives.

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Jordan Peterson’s Religion [Open College podcast]

Episode 55 in my Open College with Dr. Stephen Hicks podcast series. Is religion true, or is that not the right question to ask? Title: Jordan Peterson’s Religion Episode Number: 55Date: November 2021Audio: YouTube. Soundcloud. Apple Podcast. Stitcher. Google Play. Spotify.Transcript: Forthcoming All audio versions of the podcast are available free at my website, YouTube,

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Debt responsibilities, student edition

Quick comment on the tweet’s rhetoric: Step 1: Government incentivizes orgy of debt. Step 2: Many semi-responsible people indulge. Step 3: Predictable economic disaster ensues. Step 4: Debtors ask government to wave its magic money wand to disappear their debts. Correction to Step 4: They *demand* the disappearance of the debt. Step 5: Throw in claim that

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Anaesthesia as immoral and illegal — King James of Scotland edition

James I of Scotland: “James was an early opponent of painless childbirth. … one of the King’s subjects, a gentlewoman named Eufame MacAlyane, was suffering unbearable pain during the birth of her twin sons. In desperation, she sought pain-relief from Agnes Sampson, reportedly a witch. MacAlyane thereby violated God’s command in Gen. 3:16: “Unto the woman

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Does faith make us weak? | Philosophy for Real Life (6 of 22) | Stephen Hicks

Two-minute answers to key questions about philosophy, politics, art, and the meaning of life. Now: Does faith make one weak? Filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The full series is published at the CEE Video Channel. Description: At some point in our lives, we each ask ourselves the big questions. How we respond has great impact

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