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When Kant Knocked Over the Burger King by the Morgue: Where Normative Legal Reasoning Fails
Essay for A Law Students Toolkit on Coursera. 15/15 points. Professor Ayres argues that all interesting legal scholarship engages normative… READ MORE
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Three Poems: What Sinks Below, To a Mangrove, and A Fox in January
Although my preference remains with more traditional forms, it was fun to experiment in the hopes of winning a little… READ MORE
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The Ancient Origins of Consciousness, A Book Summary and Review
Originally published by The Neuro-Network in 2021 Are all vertebrates conscious? What about invertebrates? What is needed for sapience and… READ MORE
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Before You Buy: Blue Light Blocking Glasses
Do you suffer from eye strain or headaches? Have trouble getting to—or staying—asleep? Thousands are finding relief with blue light… READ MORE
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Latin Proverbs: Q
Quidquid latine dictum, altum videtur. Whatever is said in Latin seems profound Who would disagree? From jurisprudence and medicine to… READ MORE
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