The Philosophical Muser

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

Thursday, 8 January 2015

Why Politicians Are Timid When It Comes To Radical Islam

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Social disengagement and being ripe to be radicalised are important in inducing terrorism, but there certainly is a correlation between ...
Tuesday, 6 January 2015

What People Often Forget About Free Speech

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There are some issues about which so much has been said in the past that it's nigh-on impossible to say anything original. One of tho...
Saturday, 3 January 2015

How The Universe May Fool Us Then Enlighten Us

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I remember reading an interesting paper a few years ago on the theory of a pixelated universe. Gerard ‘t Hooft and Leonard Susskind propo...
Thursday, 1 January 2015

Bad Predictions Are Usually A Failure Of The Imagination

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If bad predictions are a failure of imagination, then look at this one for a whopper…. " Inventions have long-since reached their...
Wednesday, 31 December 2014

There's Foolish....And Then There's FOOLISH

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If I set you all a challenge: see how many clowns you can gather together in the shortest time, you'd probably contact all the circu...
Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Thomas Piketty Winning Business Book Of The Year Is Like Luis Suarez Winning Football Ambassador Of The Year

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  The recent bestseller “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” by the French Marxist economist Thomas Piketty has been rattling a few c...
Sunday, 21 December 2014

My Top 68 Albums Of All Time

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After writing a blog post on what I think are overrated albums, I thought I'd give it a fuller context by writing one about my favou...
Wednesday, 17 December 2014

10 Supposedly 'Great' Albums That Are Overrated

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 ……well, in my opinion of course!! NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS - The Sex Pistols This album got a lot of credit because it helped s...
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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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