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Review of Grayling’s The Choice of Hercules

Essays on what constitutes the good life, and whether both pleasure and duty have something to teach us.
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Darwin Commemorations Celebrate Free Inquiry

Darwin’s ideas remain startling in their implications for prescientific modes of thinking.
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PETA & Vick?s Pits

The other day I saw a brief bit on CNN about Michael Vick’s rescued pit bulls. As most people know, Vick got into considerable trouble for his horrible treatment of dogs. He and some associates trained and fought them. The dogs that lacked the desire to fight were killed, often in rather brutal ways.
When the [...]

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PETA & Vick?s Pits

The other day I saw a brief bit on CNN about Michael Vick’s rescued pit bulls. As most people know, Vick got into considerable trouble for his horrible treatment of dogs. He and some associates trained and fought them. The dogs that lacked the desire to fight were killed, often in rather brutal ways.
When the [...]

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PETA & Vick?s Pits

The other day I saw a brief bit on CNN about Michael Vick’s rescued pit bulls. As most people know, Vick got into considerable trouble for his horrible treatment of dogs. He and some associates trained and fought them. The dogs that lacked the desire to fight were killed, often in rather brutal ways.
When the [...]