Reframing negociation
Here is the definition of Negociation: Negotiation is a dialogue between two or more people or parties intended to reach a beneficial outcome over one or more issues where a… Read more »
Category Archives: Politics
The Scarlet Medicine
I finally got around to see that movie. The movie itself is pretty interesting. That such a thing was made, and then actually screened in major theaters is in itself… Read more »
Was 2016 a good year?
We are now a week into 2017, and we will never see 2016 again. I’ve heard lots of people saying that 2016 was a terrible year. The reasons greatly differ,… Read more »
Outcome versus Opportunity
I’ve received some questions following the No true Scotsman post that I wrote two weeks ago, regarding my offhand comment about equality of outcomes or equality of opportunity. This means… Read more »
No true Scotsman
First of all, sorry for not posting much lately, finals weeks are taking up a lot of my time. You’re not a real american if you don’t own a… Read more »
Philosophy in public education (with a bit of background about the blog)
As most of you might have noticed, I like philosophy. I also happen to hate philosophy classes in school. I feel like it makes absolutely no sense to pretend to… Read more »
The perfect president
The results are in. Scott Adams might be a genius, but we can’t know for sure. Either way, lots and lots of people are, at best, unsatisfied, and at worse,… Read more »
The responsability of voting
The 2016 presidential election is growing closer by the minute. Very soon, the United States of America will have chosen their new president for at least four years, except if… Read more »
How to make an efficient democracy Part 2
At the moment, The USA are about a month away from electing one of the two most despised people in the country as president. That’s usually a pretty big red… Read more »
How to make an efficient democracy Part 1
According to pretty much everyone, dictatorships are bad. Monarchies are often criticized too for various reasons. In the modern world, pretty much every country has put in place some sort… Read more »