The Philosophical Muser

I saw this comment about religion from economist David Friedman the other day, and I thought it worth commenting on, as it often typifies pe...

  I happened upon this article in The Banker, which expressed concerns that the government’s attempt to enable more competitive banking to ...

  I haven’t done a philosophy post for a while, so let’s rectify that with a blog about Kant’s synthetic a priori. To start us off, here’s a...

Here are a few thoughts on cancel culture. By ‘cancel culture’ I mean the hostile and belligerent desire to see some people silenced, have t...

People who are consistently strong and wise are valuable to others in so many ways; they offer support, they give sound guidance, they come ...

  Birth rates are falling - almost no country in the world has a higher birth rate than it did 50 years ago. The world population hit the fi...

It is frequently believed that bad boys are attractive to a significant proportion of women, especially younger women. Andrew Tate's cur...

  When on the church set up team, one of our jobs is to put down the mats for the kids to play on. As you can see from the picture I took ab...

On a recent video episode of mine, I talked with the brilliant anarcho-capitalist economist Dr. David Friedman about his views on economics...

  My wife Zosia and I have just spent nearly two weeks travelling over 1200 miles around Greece . We set out to have an exhilarating, spirit...

  I turned on Netflix last night, and a flood of suggested TV programmes poured onto my screen. This got me thinking about Netflix's alg...

  Below is a discussion I had with my friend and fellow social commentator Tim Reeves over a period of a few weeks on the subject of climat...