The Musing Individualist
Charles AmosPromoting and developing individualism
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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My Post Office Fiasco
Recently I applied for a new job and part of the process of onboarding is proving your right to work. Now when you have a passport with you that is easy enough done. But I don’t have it with me – it’s at my parents – so today I had to embar...
Thoughts on late night driving, pretty privilege and free marketeers
Thanks to the smartphone and the internet generally, I suspect less time than before is being devoted to contemplation, introspection and brooding, because, it’s always easier to watch another short form video than dwelling on the big pictu...
A Short Note on Roman Holiday
Audrey Hepburn as Princess Ann and Gregory Peck as Joe Bradley
In Roman Holiday, Princess Ann is clearly not fulfilled in her position; indeed, she’s deeply unsatisfied by the constant hand shaking, speech giving and receptions she must at...
Contrary Wollen: Belief in God does not undermine all first order libertarian judgements
Last year argued that Rothbardian libertarians should believe in God, but, this year, he has argued that if they end up believing in God then they face a serious problem. This serious problem being that if God created the whole Universe th...
The Battle of the B4449 Field
On Friday, alongside other councillors, I attended a meeting with a developer concerning the land just off the B4449 in Eynsham, Oxfordshire. This is greenbelt land to the north west of Oxford and is currently used for agricultural purposes...
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