This is just an outline of some ideas I was playing around with this morning. Down the line, maybe it could be worked into something with a sensible narrative. (I wonder if it will still make sense to me at … Continue reading →
There was a news report last week that House Majority Leader Eric Cantor had prompted a thread on Quora about how Congress could use social media to enhance the legislative process. That topic is dear to me, so I posted … Continue reading →
I wonder if Bill O’Reilly ever heard of John Rawls? From tonight’s version of Talking Points, it seems not. But if he had, it wouldn’t matter. At least the guy’s consistent. He knows himself and where he stands. He’s so … Continue reading →
This is a conference paper I presented a while back. It clearly reflects a secular point of view, but it puts me in the minority of a minority on a very important issue… the nature of freedom and free will. … Continue reading →