A Theory of Justice for Employers – What would a Rawlsian theory of justice for employers look like?.

Pronunciation Bees - There ought to be "pronunciation bees." Like spelling bees but for the correct pronunciation of words. (How DO you pronounce pho??).

The song "All By Myself" plagiarizes the second movement of Rachmaninoff's 2nd piano concerto!.

The Philosophical Underpinnings of Truth Decay - I've read Rand's book-length white paper on "Truth Decay" and @max_fisher's "The Chaos Machine." Both are excellent but neither discuss the broader philosophic milieu of irrationalism that may be a factor.

Random thoughts during my morning run . .

If fusion were electricity, fusion ignition would be roughly equivalent to Ben Franklin's kite experiment in terms of where we are in the R&D process: a ground-breaking first step on a very loooong journey. Still, we've completed the first step. So exciting!.

Just had a lively conversation about the core thesis of John Rawls' "A Theory of Justice" with the ladies (they are all ladies) at my local hair salon. I think it says something for the strength of Rawls idea that it is so broadly applicable and so universally accessible.

"Each member of society is thought to have an inviolability founded on justice or, as some say, on natural right, which even the welfare if every one else cannot override. Justice denies that the loss of freedom for some is made right by a greater good shared by others.".

Here we go!

This is my favorite framework from a list of 20 that @SahilBloom shared in this old-but-good thread.

"The dangerous beauty of live theatre . " Wonderful essay, LB.