Monthly Archives: February 2014

Lost and Found

In a post On Returning the Lost | Talking Philosophy, philosopher Mike LaBossiere raises the question as to whether his habit of returning found wallets without removing the money is abnormal. I should hope not! but in fact one commenter … Continue reading

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Robert Reich Nails It

In a post about the recent WhatsApp sale, Robert Reich points out what was obvious to everyone when I was a teenager (more than half a century ago!) – namely that the needs of billions can be provided for by … Continue reading

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Reflections of a Catholic Scientist

Robert Kurland who self-describes as a “Retired, cranky, old physicist.Convert to Catholicism in 1995.”responded to a comment I made on an earlier post about his path to religion. My comment on his latest post was as follows: Thanks Bob for … Continue reading

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