Two, Three, Four and All That (MP3 download) Politics

Two, Three, Four and All That (MP3 download) PoliticsBy Pat Corvini Number, though ubiquitous, is widely misunderstood. Drawing on Objectivist epistemology, this course sheds new light on the subject by sketching a reduction of the key ideas behind the modern number system and by showing their connection to cognition in general. Recognizing the objectivity of number provides a new framework for resolving historical and modern debates, and yields a heightened appreciation for the science of mathematics

the many voyages of discovery made by the sailors of Portugal

Scientific topics covered include the global temperature record

In this 1962 lecture

Substantial attention is given to the question of where philosophical knowledge falls in the hierarchy of knowledge

rational adult

Boston’s Ford Hall Forum is America’s oldest (founded in 1908) continuously operating free public lecture series

claiming that emotions are either “the voice of God or of your glands

Is it moral

Locke also looks at the assault on self-esteem mounted by religionists

Cognition and Measurement

The Wreckage of the Consensus

Amounts of Wealth Created by (Selected) Prime Movers Mentioned in This Book