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Why Name-Calling Is a Sign of a Poor Argument0
- Culture, Featured, Philosophy, Politics
- March 16, 2026
“Racist!” “Misogynist!” “NAZI!!!” You may be a member of the Amish community if you haven’t heard someone hurl one of these insults at another individual. Given our cultural climate, you yourself have likely been on the receiving end of such demeaning labels. I count myself in that latter club. “Misogynist” is the label that I’ve
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Why Most Students No Longer Read the ‘Great Books’0
- Education
- March 23, 2017
For about a hundred years now, various educators have tried to promote a return to the study of the “Great Books” in schools. But they have largely failed to gain much traction. “Great Books” is the name given to the so-called Western canon of literature—those books throughout history that have been influential in shaping
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Why Most People Today Are Acting Rather Than Thinking0
- Culture
- October 26, 2016
If you were one of those people who patiently suffered watched the 2016 presidential debates, you probably noticed that both candidates are ready to take action and implement big plans. Build a wall. Provide free college for everyone. And on it goes. But when each of the candidates is given more time to talk about
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Why More Regulations Won’t Fix the Financial Sector’s Problems0
- Economics
- May 17, 2018
What is the role of the finance today? Is it still an essential pillar in the value-creation process that has characterized market economies since the emergence of capitalism in the 18th century? Or it has grown into an uncontrolled leviathan that does more harm than good? These are some of the questions a recent article
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Why More Parents Need to Say ‘No’ to Their Children0
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- May 18, 2017
When I was around 5 years old, a neighbor friend of mine had a huge, Victorian dollhouse. She never seemed all that interested in it, but I thought it was beautiful. So much so, that in the years following, I would often look longingly at similar dollhouse kits at the local craft store. Alas, the
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