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The end of logic as we knew it: Nov 8 2016 anniversary special

Posted on November 10, 2017 by neuroticphilosopher

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I would be remiss if I didn’t write about what the anniversary means to me personally and try to project what I think it SHOULD mean to people of the two countries in the world I relate to tangibly. The projections may be utterly… Continue Reading “The end of logic as we knew it: Nov 8 2016 anniversary special”

Category: I think.., Philosophy, Politics, Science, World CultureTags: Black Money, capitalism, Cashless, Deliverance, Demonetization, economics, God, Gourakshaks, Hindutva, Industrialists, Messiah complex, Modi, Nationalism, People, politics, Poor, religion, Rich, Ronhingyas, Sacrifice, Savior, Secularism, Self-righteousness, Shuddhi Yagna, society, Trump, Trump administration, Welfare

Capitalism and democracy, where there is compassion..

Posted on November 24, 2012 by neuroticphilosopher

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A lot of people believe that somehow capitalism and compassion do not go together. Also, capitalism and democracy. Some of these people are considered to be great thinkers of our time or history, others are my friends, yet others are no one in particular.… Continue Reading “Capitalism and democracy, where there is compassion..”

Category: I think.., PhilosophyTags: aviation, business, capitalism, democracy, free market, freedom, government, individual rights, Newspeak, Orwell, society, taxes