Stream of Randomness
Philippe LemoineA newsletter on various topics of interest to me, such as philosophy, history, science and politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | philippelemoine.com |
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Can Macron Survive the Crisis He Created?
[Note: I wrote this article last week and it was published by The Critic a few days ago. Since then, Macron has indicated that he didn’t want the next government to rely on the votes of Le Pen’s party and he’s been trying to detach the Soci...
Why I Don't Think Trump Will End the Russo-Ukrainian War Anytime Soon
Now that Trump, who campaigned on brokering some kind of peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, has won the presidential election, many people expect the war to end soon. Some of them fear that eventuality, because they think it means that ...
Is Baumol's Cost Disease Responsible for the Decline of Public Services?
Across the developed world, people are complaining about the decline of public services. People have to wait longer to get a medical appointment, mail delivery has become more irregular, roads are in worse shape, it takes more time to obtai...
The Israel Lobby as a Collective Action Problem
On the occasion of the anniversary of October 7, the Brookings Institution hosted a discussion on US policy and the future of the Middle East after the presidential election, during which Steven Cook made the following point about Washingto...
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Technically a philosopher, I write about stuff.
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