The Philosophical Muser

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

Saturday, 14 March 2015

Tony Benn's Best Legacy

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It's March 14th, which means it is one year to the day that Tony Benn died. Unfortunately, despite an abundance of honesty and integr...
Monday, 9 March 2015

Climate Change Debate Part II: Why We Don't Owe Future Generations As Much As We Think

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 This is a series in which I explore a 'back of the envelope'-type cost-benefit analysis of the human causes of, and responses to...
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Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Climate Change Debate Part I: Confusion Between Risk & Uncertainty

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This is a preamble to my forthcoming series on climate change and green polices. I only want to make one key point here - that despite wh...
Friday, 27 February 2015

On Interventionist Foreign Policy

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Interventionist Foreign Policy does throw up some interesting situations, where ‘interesting’ sadly often means ‘bloody awful’. The West ha...
Thursday, 26 February 2015

Favourite Screen Characters Blog Hop

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I've been tagged by the very good writer Kris Holt to participate in the Favourite Screen Characters blog hop. It’s a simple, fun hop i...
Tuesday, 24 February 2015

We Must Defend People's Right To Demonstrate Free Of Charge

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Libertarians generally subscribe to several maxims. Here are two: 1} That everyone has the right to express their views, providing ...
Monday, 16 February 2015

Do We Already Have Too Many Books In The World?

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And by books, I mean works of fiction - there is always going to be the need for new works of non-fiction (for obvious reasons). Whicheve...
Wednesday, 11 February 2015

Are Top Sports Stars Actually Overpaid Or Not?

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This is one of the longer Blog posts I've written (at just under 3500 words) - but if you are the sort of person who a) reads my stuf...
Monday, 9 February 2015

On Democracy

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On January 20th people in the UK celebrated the 750th anniversary of the first parliament, calling it Democracy Day . Democracy is far fr...
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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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