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History of Modern Science and Technology

Jan 26, 2012May 19, 2016 John 9202 Views 0 Comments History of Science

In this course, we survey extraordinary advances in science and technology since the Renaissance.

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New Libertarians: New Promoters of a Welfare State

Apr 13, 2014 John 3 Comments

Resignation from the Boards of ARI and the Anthem Foundation

Sep 3, 2010 John 1 Comment

How Best to Attack Ayn Rand’s System

Dec 10, 2013 John No Comments

Stop Pirating Copyrighted Course Readings

Aug 12, 2014 John 2 Comments

The History of Induction

Mar 12, 2015 John No Comments

Natural Rights, Civil Rights, and Guns

Jun 29, 2016 John 5 Comments

Key to Induction: Distinguish General and Universal

Jun 11, 2014 John No Comments

Initiation of the Use of Physical Force

Nov 12, 2013 John 3 Comments

A Dog-Eat-Dog World: Rand vs. Rawls

Mar 24, 2014 John 3 Comments

Induction Without the Uniformity Principle

May 12, 2015 John 3 Comments

The History of Scientific Methods, Pythagoras to Popper

Jan 26, 2012 John No Comments

History of ‘Temperature’: Maturation of a Measurement Concept

Aug 27, 2020 John

Reviving Material Theories of Induction

Jul 11, 2020 John

Ockham on Induction

Sep 18, 2017 John

Medieval Transmission and Humanist Solution to the Scandal of Philosophy

Nov 28, 2016 John

Fordham University’s Medieval Fellow, 2016–7

Aug 4, 2016 John

Natural Rights, Civil Rights, and Guns

Jun 29, 2016 John

Induction in the Renaissance

May 26, 2016 John

Sgarbi, The Aristotelian Tradition and the Rise of British Empiricism

May 25, 2016 John

Oct. 22 in NYC — Rights in America: A History

May 12, 2016 John

Contemporary Civilization

May 11, 2016 John

Universal Laws and the Case of Cholera

Dec 2, 2015 John

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