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Barry Lam’s Fewer Rules, Better People: The Case for Discretion raises a number of interesting arguments, and I think he makes a compelling argument for expanding the role of discretion. Early in the book, Lam suggests his argument would seem unappealing to libertarians, on the grounds that to the libertarian, “Top-dow…
Conor here: We’re offered daily reminders that the US-Israel has no intention of abandoning its genocide in Gaza. While the...
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