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Serendipitous Gleanings - *A Friday Hodgepodge* *1*. I like railroads and was a model railroader as a teen. Moving around a lot and other priorities have kept me from resuming the h...
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Hsieh Forbes Column On Automation Bias, AI, And Medical Misdiagnosis - *My latest Forbes column is out*: "How 'Automation Bias' Plus Artificial Intelligence Can Lead To Medical Misdiagnoses". Takehome point: The machine does N...1 week ago
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The Rat Cap Podcast: Episode 13 - The Rat Cap Podcast: The History of Slavery and the Western Heroes Who Abolished It (libsyn.com)Slavery has existed everywhere since the beginning of time....1 year ago
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William Whewell's "Discoverer's Induction" (Part 6/Final Part) - Previous posts: William Whewell's "Discoverer's Induction" (Part 1) William Whewell's "Discoverer's Induction" (Part 2) William Whewell's "Discoverer's Ind...3 years ago
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Next on Living Objectivism: Elan Journo to Discuss What Justice Demands - Join Yaron Brook as he interviews Ayn Rand Institute fellow and foreign policy expert Elan Journo about his forthcoming book What Justice Demands: Americ...5 years ago
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Our Departure from The Learning Village - It is with bitter disappointment that I write this post, but I feel it is necessary to explain the reasons that my family and I will no longer return to Th...5 years ago
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Is Donald Trump Really Selfish? - Recently, several media outlets have made a connection between Ayn Rand and Donald Trump. They have made this link based on an interview in which Trump ...6 years ago
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Podcast #363: The Future of America, Vulnerability, Cheating, and More - On Sunday’s episode of Philosophy in Action Radio, Greg Perkins and I answered questions on the future of the United States, the value of vulnerability, ch...7 years ago
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Should You Try to Be Morally Perfect? - Off-topic but perhaps of interest... Back in March 2012, I gave a lecture titled "Should You Try to Be Morally Perfect?" as part of the CU Boulder Philosop...8 years ago
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Those Greedy, Caring Nurses - Capitalism works well in the work force, especially for those who choose careers that have an obvious demand like nurses and doctors. The Bureau of Labor ...
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What I'm doing now - Well, obviously I'm no longer posting here, but I noticed recently that this blog is still getting a good amount of traffic. So, why not come and check out...10 years ago
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iPhones and Wealth Creation - Long time no post. Busy defending health care freedom via my work with The Black Ribbon Project, Docs4PatientCare and Doc Squads. However, when I read th...
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Hear Me Ranting ... - Living in the US for a year now, I feel as if I am stuck in between two worlds. People have asked me how different America is from India ... and my respons...10 years ago
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A Question About Agnosticism - An agnostic about the existence of God says that he cannot know whether or not there is a God, so it is sensible to withhold judgment on the question. Assu...12 years ago
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Finance Reform: A Bullet to the Brain - The issues underlying financial "reform" are incredibly complex. Yet, it is utterly banal, average people, with average (or less) knowledge of the subject ...13 years ago
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Flexible Tactics, Integrated Strategy, Inflexible Purpose - While reading Nothing Less than Victory: Decisive Wars and the Lessons of History by John David Lewis the other day, I came across something that I knew im...
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Oliver Wendell Holmes, Supreme Court Justice - I had intended to post a short biography of Oliver Wendell Holmes (1841-1935), whose name inevitably pops up when Supreme Court justices are being discus...14 years ago
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