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I love this app, use it all the time.

Where's the pictures of the coal plants that keep energy going when the wind/sun go down?

Happiness only comes from the achievement of values. The greatest bamboozlement of stoicism is teaching people to be indifferent to achieving their values. It lobotomizes upside ga…

It's rough, but I like it. Definitely an alpha, but wonderful to see them thrive.

I love Kagi!

Isn't it limited because TSMC is just so good at their job? I thought I read places that their error rates are lowest in the industry.

I can't be the only one who thinks these look ugly. Material Design Expressive feels more future forward. https://design.google/library/expressive-material-design-goo...

As someone who has read most of her non-fiction. I thoroughly disagree.

When you understand the immorality of taxes, there’s nothing immoral about getting your money back from a government that took it while repudiating the taxes.

Peikoff is a wonderful man who wrote books that inspire me and intrigue me to this day.

Your understanding of objectivism is deeply flawed if you think the philosophy sees no possible value in the trade between two people. Radical independence in objectivism as a virt…

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What's hard for you to understand about the word "voluntary?"

America was founded on respecting individual pursuit of life and protection of property. It's also not a democracy, it's a republic.

> Every claim to property over any parcel of land is fundamentally a coercive taking in that it tries to forbid everyone else, Something can't be "taken" if it's not owned. Propert…

I do appreciate property and property rights (which I fund to be defended by my taxes). They are my only material means (aside from my bare hands) for achieving my values for mysel…

> taken as an endorsement of it. definitely > if you have a moral claim over someone else This is exactly what I think the danger of bad philosophy leads to, people confusedly beli…

I'm wrong that Nussbaum wants people to involuntarily serve the needs of others?

You sound like an authoritarian eager to take someone's property.

You didn't answer my question.

> fullfilled by someone voluntarily? or involuntarily?

What's Nussbaum's take on people who say "no" to have their property taken for other's use?