Thinking in Principles
Craig BiddleConceptual Tools for Loving Life and Advancing Liberty
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | craigbiddle.substack.com |
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Happy Thanksgiving—and Thank You!
As Sarah and I prepare for a wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends, I want to express my gratitude to you and to everyone who thinks, produces, trades, and thereby creates the values on which human life and happiness depend.
ITEC: Objective Standards for Nonfiction Writing
If you want to write powerfully, embrace objective standards. Over my thirty years of writing and editing, I’ve developed a set I call ITEC, which stands for Important (or Interesting), True, Essentialized, and Clear.
Rights Come from Reason—not "God" or Government
Conservatives claim rights come from “God.” So-called “progressives” claim rights come from government or consensus. In fact, however, rights come from reason—i.e., from perceptual observations and conceptual integrations of facts about hum...
Moral Theories Essentialized
Does morality come from “God,” as religionists say—or from consensus, as social subjectivists say—or from feelings, as personal subjectivists say—or from reason (i.e., observation and logic), as Objectivists say?
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Author of Loving Life, Rational Egoism, and hundreds of essays; host of the Under Standing podcast; executive director of Objective Standard Institute and Prometheus Foundation; editor in chief of The Objective Standard.
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