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Every Friday I’m going to be posting a short note like this highlighting something I’ve read in the last week that I’d recommend. You can read the last one here.
Matt Yglesias has a bit of an odd relationship to my articles, in that he kee...
We've done Anarchy. We've done State. Now it's time for Utopia.
Here’s the recording for the LAST session of our Substack philosophy class for paid subscribers. I’ll be gone next Tuesday but two weeks from today (so, Tuesday, August 18th)...
No real essay this week, sorry! My computer was out of comission for a couple days and now that I’ve more or less got it working again I’m frantically catching up on other work. But Andy already made some excellent artwork for next week’s e...
Nozick is clearly right that Locke can't coherently avoid saying parents own their children. But how NOZICK avoid having to say that? And what's this guy's theory of just original acquisition anyway?
Here’s the recording for the twenty-fif...
I’ve been extremely bad about making time to post these for a while now. (In general, time-juggling has gotten dramatically worse since I started working on the Matt Christman book. But I am excited to be able to share that one with you guy...
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Ben Burgis is a philosophy instructor, a columnist for Jacobin magazine, and a semi-regular opinion writer for MSNBC and UnHerd. In the rest of those places, he mostly writes about politics, but here on Substack he mostly writes about philosophy.
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