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1 day ago ago from A Philosopher\'s Blog
Image via Wikipedia The recent media frenzy over the Tiger Woods affair(s) raises numerous issues of philosophical concern. The one that I will focus on is the matter of the extent of our right to know about what goes on in the lives of others. One way to approach the question of the extent of this right is to borrow from the approach taken by John Stuart Mill in regards to liberty . Simplifying things, Mill took the view ...
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Tags: censorship , freedom , libertarian , liberty . These days, it seems everyone expects instant gratification, perceives entitlements that they haven't earned or inherited, don't deserve. That's one side of the coin. On the other side (still the same coin,) there are those who claim right to control the behaviors of others, at the expense of their civil liberties. Unwarranted censorship is performed by moderators of online forums ...
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