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A response to Singer
2012/07/23 Leave a comment
I must be an Aristotelian active soul, because I have no patience for those who hold themselves up as philosophers but suggest no way to actually live in the world. I have a new post up on Hizook taking the leading intellectual on drones to task for sloppy reasoning–then I suggest a realistic path forward.
http://www.hizook.com/blog/2012/07/23/pw-singer-wastes-opportunity-atlantic
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