Zuckerberg versus Cruz
Not so long ago, Facebook had to deal with a scandal about their user’s personal data being sold. Ignoring the fact that every single person who signed up for Facebook accepted… Read more »
Category Archives: Law
TL;DR in philosophy
Here are a few Too long; didn’t read for big schools of thoughts in philosophy. Most of them are explained, then implicitly criticized because I am something of a cynic… Read more »
The real source of the problem
My guess is that you can guess what this is going to be about. Hint: What happened in Vegas didn’t stay in Vegas. Like every time there is a notable… Read more »
Judge, Jury and Executioner
I figured at least some of you are tired of hearing me talk about self-driving cars. I assume at least some of you, once you started reading, will read an… Read more »
The reverse lottery
This is a thought experiment. Any ressemblance to real or fictional people or events is purely coincidental. Any expectations of realism and decent ways to put in place the following… Read more »
Why would objectivity be good?
First of all, this is totally off-topic, but you should go watch Spider-man: Homecoming. You might be thinking “oh, it’s just another reboot, I’m tired of them”. But this time,… Read more »
Self-Driving Cars
About a year ago, Tesla was under fire because one of their auto-pilots had an accident. Obviously, barely anyone bothered to read the details, and I have heard many people… Read more »
Legalizing drugs
Many people, both in real life and online, have asked me what my opinion about drugs, specifically their legalization, is. This is usually asked in a context where the drug… 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 »
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 »