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The Glorious Triumph of Neoliberalism (or, How to Ruin an Economy in Style)

by Daniel Sanderson Featured — March, 2025

Ah, Reaganism and Thatcherism—perfect if you love wealth inequality and trickle-down fairy tales. Meanwhile, economists ignored energy, pretending growth happens magically. Now, austerity is a crash course in post-growth survival, while elites hoard resources. But don’t worry—you get to sacrifice.

An Inspired Fact: Binary Dreams

by Brent Antonson Featured — January, 2025

Conceptualism vs. Non-Conceptualism: The Bowman-Hanna Debate

by Daniel Sanderson Featured — December, 2024

The Complete Heretic’s Guide to Christmas

by David Fitzgerald Featured — December, 2024

Star Ratings on planksip

by Daniel Sanderson Featured — November, 2024

The Moral Responsibility in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'

by Andrew Harrington Featured — November, 2024

The Philosophy of Politics: Examining Power and Governance

by Christopher Dalton Featured — October, 2024

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