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Ibidus - The Footnotes of Philosophy
http://www.ibidus.com
Ibidus is a blog/podcast about understanding a rational philosophy and then living it. Follow Jason as he navigates the peaks and valleys of secular ethics. Also discussed: atheism, government, society, and popular culture.
- Added on: Feb 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jason McLaughlin
- Listed in: Philosophy Atheism
- Tags: life libertarian anarchy logic ethics moral
Recent Posts
3x5 Comics
I've begun a new webcomic about philosophy. I hand draw them on 3x5 index cards, and have a generally good time at it. The site is 3x5comics.com. I hope you'll give it a look and subscribe if you like it. Here is the first comic: ...
Statism Is Dead
Statism Is Dead - Part 3 - The Matrix is a YouTube video by Stefan Molyneux. It's a wonderful short-form view of the idea that governments were not designed for the aid of people, but with human livestock in mind. It's a wonderful way to spend 16 min...
The Trial and Death of Socrates
This YouTube video series by the very living, very breathing philosopher Stefan Molyneux is about some long-dead arguments by a long-dead man whose ghost haunts us to this day. I recommend watching the whole set if you can. Videos 2, 3, and 4 are a d...
Murder Works!
Look! Barack Obama has directly ordered the murders of over a dozen people already. Thank goodness. Now I can rest easy, knowing I won't have to do it and feel bad, even if they are just some obscure brown mountain-dwellers half a world away.And don'...
This Is What Governments Do
If you can stomach the last half of this video, you are a grade-A, certifiable sociopath. This is what governments do:(YouTube link)Toward the end of watching this video, I was sobbing uncontrollably and wondered, "What the hell is wrong with me?" Th...
Facebook "Political Views" Liberated!
I didn't notice until just now, but back on March 5th, Facebook announced that they were opening up the "political views" field on user profiles to a free-form field. Previously there had only been a drop-down menu of limited choices, including vario...
