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Intellectual Freedom of the Dutch RepublicHow the Dutch Republic Cultivated Intellectual Innovation…Apr 5, 2024Apr 5, 2024
Wendy’s Surge Pricing and The Free MarketA demonstration of how the free market responds to an increase in the price of a commodity.Mar 14, 2024Mar 14, 2024
‘I think, therefore I am’ is (kind of) WrongIn the first and second meditations of Meditations on First Philosophy, Descartes embarks on the task of accurately identifying the aspects…Mar 7, 2024Mar 7, 2024
Socrates The MartyrAs he unmasked the inherent flaws within Athenian democracy, Socrates became a voice of reason amidst a sea of uncertainty.Jan 30, 2024Jan 30, 2024
Philosophy and Mathematics Are Closely RelatedOften times in society, philosophy and mathematics are seen as two distinctly separate fields of study in which there is little relation…Jan 19, 2024Jan 19, 2024
