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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

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Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

Philosopher

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  • Nietzsche and the Nazis
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    • Theist vs. Atheist: What Should You Believe?
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  • Quotations

What kind of race is life? Four one-line answers

2 Comments / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

1. Each individual brings to the starting line whatever assets they have—and the race is on. To the swiftest go the prizes. 2. But not everyone starts the race with an equal chance to win. So we should handicap the fastest to equalize the abilities of all. 3. Life should a collective going forward together, […]

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Germany-Poland-Russia 1939 and 2021

1 Comment / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

These two images are 82 years apart. A German and a Soviet officer shaking hands at the end of the Invasion of Poland, October 1939. 2. Poles saying no to both German National Socialism and Russian Soviet Socialism in 2021. Historical memory is strong in Poland.

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Institutional Racism example: Social Security

7 Comments / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

Individual and institutional versions of racism exist (though “structural” and “systematic” do not). An example of the institutional kind is Social Security, the forced retirement savings plan mandated by the US government: Suppose a black man and a white man start working at age 18, doing the same kind of work and earning the same

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Dancers and those who can’t hear the music

Leave a Comment / Culture / Stephen Hicks

“Those who dance are thought to be insane by those who cannot hear the music.” (Channeling Germaine de Staël)

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Christians of the world, unite? (Under Putin)

3 Comments / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

Russia as the surprise center of internationalism: 1922: Workers of the world, unite! Lenin channeling Karl Marx. 2022: Christians of the world, unite! Putin, channeled by these guys:

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From Wisconsin lecture trip: Hayek quotation

Leave a Comment / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

My three-lecture tour got me this photo op:

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2/22/22 or 22/2/22 ?

Leave a Comment / Philosophy / Stephen Hicks

Americans and Canadians write it as they say it: “February 22, 2022” is written as 2/2/22. Others write it from smallest to largest unit of time: day/month/year, so 22/2/22. As for the numerology, various sources have it that 2 means balance, femininity, intuition, peace, union, new beginnings, and related stuff. In Pythagoras’s system, 2 is

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How to Win Every Argument

Leave a Comment / Humor / Stephen Hicks

Easy-peasy: How to Win Every Argument: Useful line #1: “Everyone who disagrees with me is Hitler.” Useful line #2: “All who disagree with me have a false consciousness instilled in them by the ruling class.” That is: All of your adversaries are either monsters or victims.

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Sample Publications

Blasts from the past

  • Bragging rights for Business Ethics at Loyola University Chicago
  • Nobel Prizes by Country, 1939, 1979, 2019
  • August Landmesser, Heinrich Himmler, Michael Karkoc, and Alfred Rosenberg
  • Nancy MacLean’s postmodern rhetorical strategy
  • How Failed Marxist Predictions Led to the Postmodern Left — lecture excerpt

Sample Publications

Blasts from the past

  • What is the correct amount of US government ownership of the economy?
  • Galt’s Gulch, San Diego, next week
  • Entrepreneurship and Ethics — new publication
  • Max Planck on individual originality in science
  • Hatred as a unifying force

My Publications

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Resources

  • Books via Amazon
  • Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship
  • Open College Podcast

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Social media

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Resources

  • Books via Amazon
  • Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship
  • Open College Podcast

Contact

Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

Contact

Stephen.R.C.Hicks@Gmail.com

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Sample Publications