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by danielam 7y ago
To add further to your point, while no one in the EU is currently mobilizing their armies across the Oder or the Neman, a synoptic view of history shows that the present situation is rather unusual, geopolitically and historical speaking. A
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The Jagiellonians: Dynasty, Memory and Identity(jagiellonians.com)
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Poland was no walkover for the Reich(spectator.co.uk)
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What rich countries get wrong about the EU budget(politico.eu)
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Teodor Talowski, the Polish Gaudí(en.wikipedia.org)
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Aquinas' Works in English(dhspriory.org)
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Aquinas’ Commentary on the Peri Hermeneias
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Aquinas’ Commentary on the Posterior Analytics(dhspriory.org)
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by danielam 7y ago
And even buildings, or at least according to the legend in which Napoleon expressed a wish to relocate the Church of St. Anne in Vilnius to Paris.
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The End of All Things: What Is Reality Made Of?(iai.tv)
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Beneath the Replication Crisis(societyinmind.com)
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No Absolute Time(aeon.co)
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‘Oikophobia’: Our Western Self-Hatred(quillette.com)
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Philosophy’s Aspirant Tin-Pot Dictators(theelectricagora.com)
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by danielam 7y ago
Recent panel about the restoration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEsH2ao7PCU
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NYC subway exposes commuters to noise as loud as a jet engine (2016)(theguardian.com)
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Conservatives Call for Beauty in New Architecture(theamericanconservative.com)
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by danielam 7y ago
Just this summer, I read a book by Josef Pieper called "Leisure: the Basis of Culture" that is a response to what he calls the tyrannical culture of "total work". He begins the book with a bit history and a bit of etymol
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Pacific Decadal Oscillation(en.wikipedia.org)
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Goslicius' Ideal Senator and His Cultural Impact over the Centuries (2009)(academia.edu)
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Virtue and a mixed government: Goslicius’ republican theory in context (2017)(polskietradycje.pl)
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The Real Danger of Artificial Intelligence(city-journal.org)
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The Greatest Myths of the Start of World War II(youtube.com)
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Predication in the Logic of Terms (1989)(projecteuclid.org)
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Ordoliberalism(en.wikipedia.org)
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by danielam 7y ago
Not at all. From the fact that I made an assertion, as everyone here does, it does not follow that I was under any special obligation to defend the principle in question. Contradicting my assertion with incoherent counterclaims and false as
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by danielam 7y ago
I'm not sidestepping the question. I'm claiming that the question is irrelevant because EVEN IF we knew that the war would have been shortened, fewer lives would have been lost, etc, etc, the committing of an evil action for a goo
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by danielam 7y ago
> we have no idea what intelligence is I wouldn't make so strong a claim in light of what philosophy has to say about intelligence. Relevant here also are certain metaphysical presuppositions made by fields like neuroscience that pr
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by danielam 7y ago
Yes. Morally, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were unjustified and evil. To say so is not to deny the evil of other bombing and destruction campaigns. The old claim that it was the only way to end the war is a utilitarian/consequ
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Carbonari(en.wikipedia.org)
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