/lit/ - Literature

>>17757460
>it's actually a good introduction to libertarian thought.
Yes because when I think of libertarianism I think of the history of continental Europe

>>17695347
>to much empirical research is dangerous because it might undermine faith in received liberal superstitions

>>14291710
>no you can't issue tokens, that violates natural law, only rocks you dig up from the ground can be used to clear transactions

>>14141712
You know how many days there are in a year, right?

>>14135661
you can't go much lower

How well does Platonism hold up to modern neurolinguistics?

>>14000459
DRAWING CURVES IS FUN

>>13734717
>if it makes me feel good it must be alright

>>13728674

>>13724747
>*confuses crypto-Italians with Jews*

>>13673298
Nice to hear Mr. Academic big shot

>>13395498
>behaviourism

>>13373447
Imagine being a meta-hipster offended by children misunderstanding retro games. All successful "subcultures" were engineered by marketing departments. People who don't fit into mainstream culture will always exist but most are very problematic which is why they're best ignored.

>>13373489
You get to call people posers.

>introduce the free option of lifetime labour contracts into the market place
>the risk averse and lumpenproletariat are coerced into these terms of employment
>everyone is eventually enslaved to a small oligarchy as this becomes the only terms of employment as bargaining power becomes totally on their side

>>13293042
>let me tell you a little something about the illegitimate nature of your profession
>*clings harder to outdated source book*

>>13179627
>That's why oral traditions have been so strong throuout human history, The illiad for example was mostly an oral story until Homer compiled it.

Ya, so orality is associated with low IQ mythology and bants. The pure written word is denser and deep

>>13170243
>2018/02

>>13118979
How does military strategy fall on a political diagram? Is terror bombing right or left?

>>12958425
>youtube
>podcasts

the mediums the message my man

>>12492940
Cool, is that like being one of the best phrenologists still around?

>>12477032
>t. served 8 years in the air force.

>>12370422

>>12281941
Who's citing him though? Looking through who's citing it it seems like another bunch of garbage

https://scholar.google.ca/scholar?cites=18345870766370460001&as_sdt=2005&sciodt=0,5&hl=en

Aristotelian logic was fruitless, everything has been accomplished in spite of it. The scientific revolution was just a result of "mathmatizing" natural motion and a different formal logic could of handled it better.