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73. Some Uses and Misuses of Reason
When can the use of reason lead to better lives and societies, and when can it undermine them? Thor May Brisbane, 2014 Thinking point: The Australian Attorney General, George Brandis has just declared that arguments for climate change are irrational and that … Continue reading
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