Is Smith primarily studied as part of economics or philosophy? And Ricardo? Your loaded question wasn't even the beginning of an answer. Also, I can h...
No. First, is answering my question first: What did Marx do or not do to put it apart from other economics, history or sociology and instead gets qual...
It's not clear to me on what you base that. What did Marx do or not do to put it apart from other economics, history or sociology and instead gets qua...
There's an issue, in any case, to what extent the social sciences are science or not. If science is anything that uses the scientific method then all ...
Well ethical theories aren't scientific either. Let's not pay attention to ethics either! If there is an issue with Marx, it's that it's sometimes har...
The argument against Popper is of course to reject his definition of science, come up with your own persuasive definition and take it from there. As t...
Selmayr seems to want none of it. If these Brexiteers think it's like "not having a border" it should be fine to implement it between Northern Ireland...
Next step in the Brexit-saga: the Malthouse compromise. The main thing for Ireland is that they'll have a border but it won't feel like one because th...
There's definitely a benefit to this sort of decentralisation. For one, if you want to lobby for something, you need to lobby in different countries, ...
Again a lot of misrepresentation. Germany is not in a technical recession but close to it, which contradicts tour earlier statement. Italy had a techn...
The EU does a bad job of explaining how it functions so your mistake is understandable. Meanwhile, what most people will be amazed to know is that the...
More lies. Germany is expected to do best of the three you mentioned with 1.7%. France is expected to outperform Italy (1.6%), the UK will now no long...
He's a pathological misinformer and cherry picker. Like his numbers for the trade deficit, which was for goods only because, of course, the UK has no ...
The same misinformation again. Let's get back to what I pointed out before and you haven't dealt with at all, just repeating the same nonsense again. ...
1. It's the listening part where you learn. 3. Possibly a translation thing but I always interpreted "speaking up" as taking a (verbal) stance against...
EU: Ok, bye then! I actually think the EU has been very considerate of UK interests so far in particular where it concerns the financial services indu...
Leave what exactly? I'm getting a Balfour déjà-vu. The UK agreed to the following: The United Kingdom remains committed to protecting North-South coop...
I can make do with the following three points I'm confident enough to impart as wisdom you can live by: 1. Nobody ever got smarter by talking 2. Oefen...
What's more, a majority of northern Irish politicians and businesses are in favour of the back stop. When do these matters become devolved matters tha...
It's true but a website definition and not the statutory definition. It now seems to match the statutory definition used in the Violence Against Women...
Minus the rebate, minus the expenditures of the EU in the UK, you get around 9 billion GDP. In return for which you have access to the largest free tr...
Yes. I want you to stop misrepresenting the facts all the time by cherry picking data and spreading misleading or false information. It's not nearly a...
How many EU countries are there? How many are in the G7? Spoiler, 28 and 3. That IMF paper also shows the UK will underperform compared to the EU aver...
You do like cherry picking your statistics don't you? How's GDP growth doing as compared to other countries and the GDP projection? Furthermore, it's ...
They are exempted from the Services Directive but have their own directives ensuring a single market for services. Your first list is covered entirely...
This is totally uninformative for two obvious of reasons: It doesn't reflect trade in services; It doesn't reflect trade made possible with non-EU cou...
It's a real term. I'm not sure what a shut up word is. This is all a matter of definitions which makes it less interesting. You seem to be suggesting ...
It's xenophobia. But whatever. It's quite clear taking everything Trump has said and done that he is indeed a racist. You know, those people who don't...
So, you're saying that the context in which you were discussing is irrelevant? Trump talks about "Mexicans" and you say it isn't racism but do agree w...
Wait. People from certain countries don't want/believe/share democratic values, respect law, human rights and in top of that don't have abstract think...
How do you tell in which bubble someone is in? What bubble you're in? How do you reach people in bubbles other than your own? I think that background ...
I think backgrounds are important as to how to frame arguments and to make sure we're talking about the same thing. Some issues I will not automatical...
No, because we do know the physics of fusion. The reaction doesn't change because it's cold, it's cold because the coulomb barrier is supposedly breac...
Translation: I disagree with what the BBC News reports. I don't know your background but it's becoming rather obvious you have a background that is si...
Scam and bullshit. More bullshit. It isn't renewable as it uses deuterium as a fuel. Oh, and it's a scam. Both utilise the same old "we're not going t...
Not again. We already discussed LENR recently here: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/4289/how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-climate-cha...
It's a final decision. It's based on a request of another court on the interpretation of EU law, in this case a Scottish Court. People can appeal the ...
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