The Philosophical Muser

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

Monday, 2 September 2019

On Meat Consumption & Climate Alarmism

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I’ve been reading a few of the silly scare stories, like this one , that insist we should stop eating meat or else the planet is going to...
Wednesday, 14 August 2019

On The Nature Of Free Will & Determinism

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In 2011, I wrote a paper on the nature of free will and determinism - dispelling some common myths about the two terms, and hopefully pro...
Wednesday, 7 August 2019

This Is My New Favourite Teenager

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I've just found a contender for my new favourite teenager. And no, I don’t mean that little madam Greta Thunberg (about whom I’ve bee...
Monday, 5 August 2019

Cover Versions That Are Better Than The Originals

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Although it’s all subjective opinion ( or is it? ), most cover versions aren’t a patch on the originals (and that’s even truer when it co...
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Wednesday, 31 July 2019

A Great Example Of How Not To Reason

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A reader called Cecil Hughes responded to one of my recent climate change articles, calling into question whether I'm really an earth...
Monday, 29 July 2019

Turning Up The Heat On Climate Change: Has No One Ever Considered That Global Warming Might Be A Good Thing?

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Recently I wrote a paper explaining why I think the politics associated with climate change is both bad economics and bad philosophy. Tha...
Wednesday, 24 July 2019

Toilet Seat Economics: Lifting The Lid On The Optimal Marital Policy

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Every married couple knows that the most important question of all isn't 'Why is there something rather than nothing? ", or ...
Sunday, 14 July 2019

Why We Should Be Wary Of Carbon Tax

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Being 6ft 7, I don’t have much leg room on planes. This was even more apparent on my night flight back from America in 2017, when the pass...
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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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