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Monthly Archives: September 2014
The Argument Of Last Resort
It’s one pretty much certain way to determine that you have won a debate. Your opponent, having despaired of countering your arguments one by one, having consulted Shopenhauer’s 38 Stratagems, and found nothing to aid him there, finally, in desperation, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Alba Gu Bràth
Is there anything Australian actors can’t do? 😉 Seriously, though. I got sick of publicizing an ex-politician at the top of my blog, and thought a discussion of Scotland’s secession vote next week might be worthwhile.
Posted in Libertarianism, UK
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The Mills Of God Grind Slowly…
…but they grind exceedingly small. The Heydon Royal Commission into trade union governance and corruption, which opened proceedings in Sydney in April this year and is due to report to the Governor-General by 31st December, has heard testimony from an … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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