Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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What Would A Police-Free Future Look Like?
The revolution will not be message-tested
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Armed and Dangerous
“Are these real guns, or is he some sort of bodybuilder?”
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What will the socialist future of journalism look like?
After the Storm interviews the Blade’s Michael Key about the current challenges, and future potential, of journalism
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Dupras
So this is falling for someone, she found herself thinking idly, bemusedly, but once she’d thought it, she couldn’t unthink it.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Six
The surprises kept coming.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Five
She wasn’t surprised that the stranger seemed secretive and generally odd - hermits tended to be both.
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Unresolved
Constantly thinking about the meaning of life as a tsunami crashes over you isn’t always the sensible step.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Four
“You didn’t have to hurt her,” Desmond growled. “We could have done this peacefully.”
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The Liar of Freehold
He was like a scorpion you found in your boot; by the time you realized it was there, too late. Damage done.
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The Paintings of Archmage George Washington: An Audio Tour!
If you were going to see George Washington, you had to listen to the audio tour, or there was simply no point.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Three
The obvious agony of their deaths was one thing; the fact that no one had bothered - or been able - to bury them was another.
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The Prodigy’s Spouse
“We have known for many generations that outside people exist, haven’t we? Eventually, they were going to come.”
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Bone Rush: Chapter Two
“Everyone else looked to the sky. Kady seemed worried. Neto seemed hopeful.”
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This Is Your Last Day in America
“If Arkansas was calling, then more jets were likely on the way.”
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Bone Rush: Chapter One
“Skeletons. F@#king skyscraper-sized skeletons. All over the place.”
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The Future of Energy Policy (Ft. We Power’s Tom McBrien)
An interview about public utilities, optimism, and power
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