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Monthly Archives: February 2019
From Hubris to Nemesis: Aleksandar Vucic and the 1 of 5 Million Protests in Serbia.
The 1 of 5 Million protests in Serbia are symptomatic of a wider social catastrophe in the Balkans brought about by its reincorporation into the third world Continue reading
Posted in Politics and Economics
Tagged Anarchism, Balkans, neoliberalism, Serbia, socialism
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Incommensurability: Mostly Harmless
The incommensurability thesis of Thomas Kuhn is mostly harmless and mostly trivial. Think about something else. You’ve only got one life. Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy and Science
Tagged Epistemology, Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Physics
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Will Fissile Materials Lead to a Fizzle Summit at Hanoi?
Dismantling North Korea’s fissile material production facilities has become the metric to assess the second Kim-Trump summit at Hanoi. That risks a fizzle. Continue reading
Posted in International Relations and Global Security
Tagged Arms Control, Fissile Materials, North Korea, Nuclear Weapons, Uranium Enrichment
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The Quantum Moment, Roads to Reality, Wittgenstein and All That
On the cultural impact of quantum mechanics, physical reality and the completion of quantum mechanics, and the wonderful life of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy and Science
Tagged Epistemology, History of Science, Mathematics, Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Physics
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Washington Announces Intent to Withdraw from the INF Treaty
Might Russia and the US have tacitly agreed to end the INF Treaty, and is all the action really on ground launched intermediate range missiles in Asia? Continue reading
Posted in International Relations and Global Security
Tagged Arms Control, Missiles, Nuclear Weapons, Trump
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