The Best Arguments about God —
The month of May’s three-session series for my subscribers at thinkspot. Subscriptions are $5 per month.
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Nietzsche: “Confessional” podcast with Michael Moran
Our 42-minute conversation, with audience questions along the way, about the significance of Friedrich Nietzsche’s work. Recorded April 2020. Related: Nietzsche and the Nazis. “How Nietzsche Predicted the Postmodernists.” My other posts and publications on Friedrich Nietzsche.
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J.S. Mill on Covid-19 lockdowns
“Many a person remains in the same town, street, or house from January to December, without a wish or thought tending towards removal, who, if confined to that same place by the mandate of authority, would find the imprisonment absolutely intolerable.” Source: John Stuart Mill, Collected Works of John Stuart Mill: Principles of Political Economy
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Migrating Facebook page
I’m migrating my Facebook to a professional/public figure page: https://www.facebook.com/Stephen-Hicks-112833833732462/. Over the next days you’ll see a lot of picture-and-post maneuvering, so please bear with us. Please feel welcome to Friend/Like/Comment/Follow me. I’ll be continuing my usual posting there, as well as announcing my bi-weekly livestream lectures at THINKSPOT and regular OPEN COLLEGE podcasts. 😎
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The Evergreen College affair — Nayna documentary
thinkspot’s Mike Nayna’s three-part series on Evergreen College’s pomo/SJW ideolological culture and the ensuing racist-political-correctness-witch-hunt.
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Interview at FreedomWorks with John Tamny
In Washington, D.C., a 27-minute conversation with John Tamny (author of They’re Both Wrong) on higher education, socialism, and whether to be optimistic about the younger generation.
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Policy in Pandemics — SFL panel tomorrow
Tomorrow. Some of the questions that we’ll be discussing: 1. Emergency power grabs and restrictions by governments have become normal and more agreeable to the public at large at the time of the crisis. Some of them tend to stay even after the crisis. What do we need to do in order to make sure
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