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I personally don't have much quandaries with your post or idea, but I just want to clarify that in this post, I'm just assuming that there is this dis...

Not much disagreement with your analysis although let me clarify a few points. Although I did use the term "propely basic", and that it is from this r...

In the sense that I didn't came up with it, but Dr. Craig did, and I'm jst giving him credit, but yeah it is an argumenrt that i'm using

oh! and concrete usually refers to ontological objects or entities, which may or may not be physical. Just out of curiosity, what philosophical/episte...

That's not my argument, but a quote from William Lane Craig, and this isn't a debate about God's existence, or a physical/metaphysical conception of G...

Thank you for the response and clarification :smile: I guess teleonomical isn't a word, but rather I meant to say was teleonomic, which is the quality...

You can call me dumb, but I don't see his arguments in this paper to be referring to the data or trends from only 2012 specifically as far as it was p...

I have traveled around (there's beauty everywhere, but that's besides the point), you're insistent on the point that you think I'm not informed, that ...

From where my family is from, I can at least attest to the fact that many would love to live in the US. I admit about using the word “garbage” when co...

Thanks for wishing me luck, but just because there is a single line, says nothing about the effectiveness of said ideas (I mean the general theory of ...

although this may be a concern, when you compare the benefits with the possible risks and costs as to being the only competition that usually results ...

That's explains why the United States is the most and has been the most prosperous nation in all history, which american exceptionalism is almost an o...

I agree that the Republican Congress missed up by signing that bill that led to that recession, but I don't see how that really changes the main point...

Here's this article that goes more in depth and explains why those keynesian approaches actually prevented the recession to end quicker than it actual...

Bill Clinton missed things up, I mean the dotcom bubble, and the later 2006 recession were a result of the policies that went back to Bill Clinton (wh...

The economic environment is like the wildlife environment, when something major happens, or a drastic change occurs (think of the meteor that essentia...

relative to hardline supply siders like Ronald Reagan, they had and operated with keynesian elements in their administration, well more specifically C...

Taxing corporations isn't quite incentive to entrepreneurs, although in my opinion as long as taxes never go over 30%, a government may be effective, ...

I apologize, I just realized that I have been getting into a side tangent and debating specifics when my main point is more general. But I'll continue...

As far as I can tell, a small limited government is most effective in that it doesn't eliminate government completely, but reduces it to a bare minimu...

although I like to respond personally whenever I can, just to keep the post short, and because I'm not as eloquent as some scholars, I'll refer you to...

it sort of depends on the administration too, which the trump administration isn't effective in some aspects like in international trade for example w...

depends, do you define egalitarianism as equal rights to opportunity or equal rights to outcome? Btw, pure socialism in my opinion is disasterous, one...

Well in the abortion debate, one needs to consider the right to life of the baby/fetus (which the real debate centers on whether the baby is human lif...

True, experience and data helps one better formulate their theories about structures of government more, and what works best in the real world. In ter...

That's a pretty charged question with a lot of factors and assumptions. Yes, questions about how free speech affects the stability of a nation which a...

Btw, how do you define socialism? It seems that you define things in a certain ways (maybe you're from europe and I'm from america?). Socialism by def...

lol just thought of posting this image which sort of describes what you're sentiment is :lol: https://i.imgur.com/aInE3of.jpg But by no means am I a D...

He was a disillusioned socialist by my understanding (I haven't done an exhaustive study on his life and biography, so take what I say with a grain of...

I haven't read much of the work from Bob Black, but I'd imagine him using semantic tricks and defining anarchy as leftism, which I would imagine that ...

Libertarian Left is an oxymoron by what this graph means left (more government) or right (less government) which is not the same as how many like to d...

I somewhat agree and disagree. I agree that this chart presents influences of big government, or characteristics or ways in which big government may a...

I never stated that either more government or no government were bad or good, just asked if centerists or proponents of small governments both agreed ...

I wanted to just add this video on this recent movement that's been happening within science, that's looking to add and create new maths in order to b...

Hi brian, I believe another category you should add to your initial question are principles, which several analogies are used to describe it like teac...

Hi TogetherTurtle, I think at this point of the discussion you seem to insinuate a belief that there aren't major issues with science, in that the phi...

Hi god must be atheist! All of us have different insights and some may have actual valid conclusions to many of these different points that 'seem' to ...

Hi, as someone who has been studying Christianity for over a year or two (was an atheist philosopher who had recently converted). Before I respond, I ...