
The Overflowings of a Liberal Brain is a community-driven publication that addresses political & cultural issues and offers a liberal perspective on how to understand them and respond to them.
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A sign near my lodge.
I have just finished my second week of physical rehabilitation in rural Devon following medical recovery from a serious health incident. I find humour invaluable to surviving such things and also sharing my every th...
Following the dramatic loss of a third of my blood, I recovered medically but not functionally. I couldn’t find a rehabilitation programme without woo or enforced group bonding, so I invented one. I am spending four weeks alone in a lodge i...
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A strange kind of black-and-white thinking seems to have arisen around conspiracy theories. A surprising number of people appear to think we face a stark choice:
Conspiracies happen. That doesn’t make conspiratorial thinking sound.
A strange kind of black-and-white thinking seems to have arisen around conspiracy theories. A surprising number of people appear to think we face a stark choice:
By Kevin Rutherford, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27358851
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Still just wanting you to value evidence- based epistemology and consistently liberal ethics.
Just a high-power low-confidence potato. Temper your expectations accordingly. “When the going gets tough, just lower your standards and smile.” Max Platte (my drunk ex-roommate, you wouldn’t know him.)
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