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Continue reading →: “The Mandalorian” Finally!
So, I’m coming late to “The Mandalorian“, and just finished the finale of Season 1. The final scenes of Chapter 8 gave me a chuckle though. The Armorer states that until that Baby Yoda-like foundling “is of age or reunited with its own kind”, the Mandalorian is “as its father.”…
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Continue reading →: JARS: The Third Decade Begins …
It is with deep appreciation to the readers and supporters of The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies that I announce today the imminent e-publication on JSTOR and Project Muse and in print of our forty-first issue, the beginning of our third decade as the only double-blind peer-reviewed interdisciplinary, scholarly journal…
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Continue reading →: “The Greatest Enemies of Peace are Those who Extol War as Noble and Heroic …”
An earlier version of this revised essay first appeared on the Liberty and Power Group Blog (Memorial Day Weekend 2004). It also appears here. This 2021 Memorial Day Weekend mirrors that 2004 calendar. As people honor the memories of those who died in wars past and present on this Memorial…
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Continue reading →: Liberty Resources
My friend Daniel Blois (aka Daniel Bastiat) has begun a new project worthy of your attention (and not just because he cites some of my work under the topics of “Dialectics” and “LGBT”). It’s called “Liberty Resources” and Daniel tells us: I started a new project that I thought would…
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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1864
Song of the Day: I Could Fall in Love, words and music by Keith Thomas, was a promotional single off of Selena‘s fifth and final studio album, released posthumously, “Dreaming of You,” which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 200 Album chart. Tragically shot and killed at the young…
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Continue reading →: Philosophy Laugh …
On the question of Free Will? On the annoying life of the philosopher …
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Continue reading →: Motherhood Transcending Humanhood …
This is really an amazing video … a post-Mother’s Day treat!
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Continue reading →: A Mother’s Love & Humor
It’s Mother’s Day today, and it’s only natural to think about Mom. That’s not all that unusual, because there isn’t a day that passes where I don’t think about her. She’s been gone since 1995, when she died at the age of 76, after a five-year battle with lung cancer.…
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Chris Sciabarra, April 2022 Coney Island Parachute Jump, Brooklyn, New York
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