Month: September 2018

In this second part of this discussion, I’ll be looking at this question from a slightly more abstract or theoretical perspective. That is, do we have reasons to believe that Americans, or the citizens of any nation or federation of nations, have the ability to be a self-governing people in the context of the immense … [Read more…]

Political scientists and political philosophers seem to be fundamentally irrational by way of an excessive faith in rationalistic a priori‘s; in particular, they are almost willfully dense, on the topic of citizenry and have been since the failure, unlike physics and even mathematics, to reconsider their metaphysical assumptions by way of empirical tests—a single case … [Read more…]