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capital punishment is just and fitting as it is actually implemented in the American system of criminal justice(Barak, 233). Opponents argue that capital punishment is cruel and unnecessary, that juries in capital cases are almost inevitabl...
house privileges (copyrights, patents, and the like) is a topic that has long split up libertarians. Such libertarian luminaries as Herbert Spencer, Lysander Spooner, and Any Rand have been powerful supporters of thoughtful house rights. T...
public health? While the former question relates to the provision of health services, the latter is concerned with the financing of them in a country. These questions, in turn, can be answered basing on certain policy preferences generally ...
free actions. But what does ‘free action’ mean? Traditional philosophical answers fall into two groups: compatibilist and incompatibilist. Compatibilism and incompatibilism are positions on the relationship between free action and determini...
Issues that might prevent news organisations from fulfilling their role in society Introduction About this content personalization, Nicholas Negroponte, founder of the Media Lab at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), states that wh...
but the Event Collector. For his real task is to find and establish causal relationships between events in the history of mankind, a complex chain of human goals, decisions and consequences, which over time formed the fate of mankind. In or...
passive distinction is the focus of much of the euthanasia debate, but from a libertarian perspective, only the voluntary/involuntary distinction is of any great significance. Many courts have held that the withdrawal of a breathing or feed...