Academy of Metaphysical Naturalism

Academy of Metaphysical Naturalism

Ontological rationality in metaphysical naturalism. Naturalism covers all areas of cognition from medicine to physics to mathematics, art, diet, religion, etc. Not all those subjects will be addressed in this column, which is more... [more]

Ontological rationality in metaphysical naturalism. Naturalism covers all areas of cognition from medicine to physics to mathematics, art, diet, religion, etc. Not all those subjects will be addressed in this column, which is more aligned with the philosophical aspects themselves as they relate to those other areas of cognition.

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LIBERTARIAN BLAST FROM THE PAST... Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs has just discovered this video clip from a late 1970s appearance by Ayn Rand on the Phil Donahue show, in which she makes some rather politically incorrect remarks about Muslim Middle-Easterners. "But if you mean whose side should one be on Israel or the Arabs? I would certainly say Israel!" Israel is up against "a group of almost totally primitive savages, who have not changed for years, and are racist, and resent Israel because it is bringing industry, intelligence, modern technology..." "They're terrorists... they're monsters..." Note From the Editor: Last night I had the ... Read Full Story
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by Eric Dondero This is truly unexplicable. Newsweek has moved further and further to the Left in recent years, castigating both the conservative and libertarian Right. They've even taken a fair share of potshots at South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford for his recent marital infidelity. But in their on-line edition, 10/24, the liberal magazine publishes a two page commentary piece on radical capitalist author Ayn Rand; what's more, the piece is penned by none other than Sanford. It is titled "Atlas Hugged." The sub-heading: "Ayn Rand has drifted in and out of favor, but she may be more relevant today than ever before." Perhaps ... Read Full Story
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Deliberately Misplaced Blame Mises Daily by Sean W. Malone Let's play a game. I have a not-so-famous quotation to share with you, and then you guess who said it: We might have done nothing. That would have been utter ruin. Instead we met the situation with proposals to private business and to Congress of the most gigantic program of economic defense and counterattack ever evolved in the history of the Republic. I'll give you a hint; it was spoken by a sitting US president. Not quite enough? How about multiple-choice? Was the speaker Current president Barack Obama Overseer of the first-round, $700 billion bailout ... Read Full Story
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Twin Biographies of a Singular Woman, Ayn Rand Janet Maslin Crucially, both authors understand the reasons that Rand’s popularity has endured, not only among college students dazzled (and thronged into packs) by her triumphant individualism but also by entrepreneurs. From the young Ted Turner, who rented billboards to promote the “Who is John Galt?” slogan from “Atlas [...] Read Full Story
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Ayn Rand—author of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, mother of Objectivism, and the conservative movement’s most rapacious cougar—leapt back into popular culture this year as the hero of the Obama-hating far-right -- Daily Beast Rebecca Dana reports at the Daily Beast that Rand is suddenly in Vogue: With two new biographies, the mother of Objectivism is so in vogue now that even designers such as Ralph Lauren are finding inspiration in her writing... But it’s not just Glenn Beck and his minions who are drawing inspiration from the writer... Honestly, it’s a broad inspiration that I get from her,” said Los Angeles designer Kimberly ... Read Full Story
Speed gifted with Naturalism startBloodstock.com.auThe Lee Freedman-trained import is first emergency for the Group Three Naturalism (2000m) but with Pacino on his way to Sydney, he gains a start. ...and more »  
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TechCrunch (blog)Sneak Peak At T2, Twine's Semantic Search EngineWashington PostThe collection of all of these together for a specific topic is an ontology. There can literally be hundreds of thousands of ontologies for every ...Screencasts of Twine's Facelift; Does It Live Up to the Hype?ReadWriteWeb (blog)all 3 news articles »  
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Identification and characterization of mirnas expressed in the ...7thSpace Interactive (press release)Bio-informatics prediction, screening and Gene Ontology analysis of mirnas targets identified several biological processes and pathways underlying the ...  
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E-government's Savior? An Automatic Knowledge FilterScience Daily (press release)“We follow an ontology-based approach for modelling information resources, context and preferences, implemented on an event-driven architecture,” says Dr ...and more »  
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“A funny metaphysics for those, who would like their lives to pass ...BNR - Radio BulgariaIts title is a play of words but can roughly be translated as “A funny metaphysics for those, who would like their lives to pass enjoyably”. ...  
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New York TimesOther Tendencies of the 'Tradition of Quality'New York TimesAn adaptation of Zola's 1877 novel “L'Assommoir,” the film softens, if anything, the harsh naturalism of Zola's work, turning his working-class heroine, ...  
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Zap2it.com'FlashForward' review: A dose of serial sci-fi minus the metaphysicsZap2it.comFor a quarter of its Thursday-night premiere, ABC's "FlashForward" (based on Robert J. Sawyer's 2000 novel) plays a lot like "Lost. ...  
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Racing: Fieldes plans for Cup startNew Zealand HeraldCapecover drew barrier three for the group three Naturalism Stakes, with top Melbourne jockey Craig Williams booked for the ride. ...  
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Bloggingheads ExplainsDiscovery Institute (blog)The closest they come is when George Johnson invokes the hoary “methodological naturalism.” One little segment was particularly rich. ...  
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