- The nature of evidence and the existence of evidence-against.
- The illusion of 'true' chance, and chance as informational uncertainty.
- The basis of knowledge as necessarily Bayesian/statistical.
- Free-will not-versus Determinism.
- A defense of IQ tests.
- Resolution of various particular paradoxes.
- Morality: basis of, universality without absolutes, relation to continuum of consciousness.
- The proper laws of multi-state logic.
- Miracles and the indefensibility of the supernatural.
- Land value taxes.
- Aboriginal land rights. Red paper/White paper.
- Hume's Is/Ought distinction is valid, those who deny it commit equivocation on 'ought' (but ought isn't a useful concept).
- Existence as a two-place predicate; namely set membership.
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