The Philosophical Muser

Using Philosophical and Economic analysis to consider big questions, world issues and matters of everyday life!

Saturday, 12 July 2014

What They Don't Tell You About 'Poverty' In The UK

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Millions of public sector workers walked out on Thursday during a massive coordinated strike against what they are calling ‘poverty pay’ . T...
Friday, 11 July 2014

Scotland's Independence Decided By Tossing A Coin

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    The BBC's Question Time had a 'Scottish Independence' special last night. Everyone except the megalomaniacal Alex Sal...
Monday, 7 July 2014

If The Government Cared About Its Citizens, It Would Allow Smoking In Pubs

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Some Muslim men in this country are so imbued with patriarchy and suppression of women that they enforce the wearing of the burqa. In some...
Friday, 4 July 2014

Regulation Prescience

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The big reason why bad regulation is dangerous is because regulatory protocols often have a simultaneous effect on everyone, so their impe...
Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Why Don't Christians Pay Atheists To Attend Church?

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In economics it's always worth looking out for anomalies in society, because one of the fundamentals in economics is that 'peopl...
Saturday, 28 June 2014

Good, But Not Good Enough Yet

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The economist Don Boudreaux that illustrates a point I've made before on this Blog about how humankind has undergone a progression-explo...
Thursday, 26 June 2014

On Happiness

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A friend of mine called Bhanumati asked about 'happiness' in a forum to which I contribute. I told her that I think happiness is ...
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Monday, 23 June 2014

Austerity & The Confusion Over It

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Apparently tens of thousands of people descended upon central London a few days ago to protest against the government’s austerity measur...
Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Small Business Subsidy Medicine is Poison

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My teenage neighbour knows that good GCSE grades are better than bad ones. She has an idea that will help all students at exam time. Intr...
Monday, 16 June 2014

Think Like A Freak: Two Things Worth Sharing

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I've been reading Steven D Levitt and Stephen J Dubner's latest book Think Like A Freak - the third offering in the 'freak...
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This is the Blog of James Knight - a keen philosophical commentator on many subjects. My primary areas of interest are: philosophy, economics, theology, politics, mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, psychology, history, the arts and social commentary. I also contribute articles to the Adam Smith Institute and the Institute of Economics Affairs. Hope you enjoy this blog! Always happy to hear from old friends and new! Email:j.knight423@btinternet.com
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