Dylan Thomas reads “A Child’s Christmas in Wales”
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Livestream Q&A at thinkspot, Jan. 4
My followers at thinkspot can join me on Saturday, January 4th at 12:00 PM Central Time for my next livestream Q&A session. Ask me anything about philosophy and my related areas of expertise, as well as any follow-up questions from my “There Are No Snowflakes” livestream lecture. (If you’re not already on thinkspot, sign up
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The semi-schmuck who loses the girl in that holiday movie
Very amusing: From his perspective, how events unfolded and what’s he’s learned from it all.
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“Dear Satan” — charming Xmas short
A typo causes eschatological drama.
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Free association rejected — two variations
Two recent sad results: 1. Freelancers want to work for companies, but government says No. 2. Women want a women-only club, but government says No. The right to free association has both a positive and a negative application. The positive right is to associate with whom you choose. The negative is not to associate with whom you
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Postmodern Monsters: My conversation with Benajmin Boyce
An hour and twenty minute conversation I had with Benjamin Boyce about the Evergreen protests and their roots in postmodernism.
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Livestream lecture: “There Are No Snowflakes on Campus,” Dec. 18
My subscribers at thinkspot can join me on Wednesday, December 18th at 7:00 Central Time for my first premium livestream lecture. Theme: Are campus activists “snowflakes”? Or motivated to protect the frail and the vulnerable? Or is neither true, and a calculated strategy being leveraged? “Bootleggers and Baptists” is a political-economic catchphrase about how apparently
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Talk in Buenos Aires: Why Art became Ugly
I’m giving a talk next week in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In English, but with Spanish subtitles for the art slides. Hosted at ESEADE University and organized by ARCLA. I understand that admission is free, but an RSVP at Eventbrite is necessary.
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