I’ve been occupied by a lot of things since my previous post more than three months ago. One of the things is a treatise on liberty in America, which will appear in due course, that is, when I’m satisfied with it.
In the meantime, you might enjoy an excursion into my writings about the frailties of science and philosophy. The following links are in chronological order (some links within may be broken):
“Science” vs. Science: The Case of Evolution, Race, and Intelligence
Analytical and Scientific Arrogance
The Enlightenment’s Fatal Flaw
Intellectuals and Authoritarianism
Coronavirus Update: The Control Freaks in the U.S. (and Elsewhere) Blew It
Thomas Sowell’s “Intellectuals and Society”
Philosophical Musings, Part V: Desiderata as Beliefs
Is Scientific Skepticism Irrational?
Keynesian Multiplier: Fiction vs. Fact
Climate Change: A Bibliography
The Problem of Attributing Causality
The Search for Truth: From Science to Conspiracy Theories
If anything on that list whets your appetite for more in the same vein, go here. But be aware that the links that lead to my old blog, Liberty Corner, no longer work. You can find the same posts at Politics & Prosperity by using the search box at the top of the sidebar and searching on the title of the post (enclosed in quotation marks).
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