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I’m fan of Jesse Spafford.
His views aren’t mine, exactly, but there’s lots of overlap, and he’s extraordinarily sharp thinker. One small example of Spafford-at-his-best is his response to arguments like those made by libertarian philo...
I double-booked the time slot, because I am dumb.
Due to sheer stupidity on my part (I have no excuse), we have to push back tomorrow’s Nozick class. Weeks ago, when I was figuring out a time that David Griscom could come on GTAA to talk a...
Is the market price of Napoleon's letters a counter-example to Marx's theory of value? Come to think of it, what IS Marx's theory of value? Also, some stuff about the Sorites Paradox.
Here’s the recording for the twenty-third session of ou...
Jonathan Chait has a new essay in The Atlantic about the Democratic Socialists of America. It’s one of many anti-DSA pieces that have been published since the Left’s primary victories a week and a half ago. Three self-described democratic s...
Do symphony orchestras really demonstrate that workplace subordination isn't degrading, Nozick? Also, let's talk about the Prisoners' Dilemma!
Here’s the recording for the twenty-second session of our Substack philosophy class for paid sub...
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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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