You need to come to Rosarito to get a comped copy but you can order one here--it's the third one as you scroll down:

everydayanalysis.co.uk

It's an exploration of why I think Cohen is right about luck-egalitarianism (as a way of evaluating social institutions) but Rawls is right about the basic structure constraint, by way of some broadly Aristotle-inspired points about the distinction between justice and virtue.

Fair enough. I want it to hurt me a bit and, while consent has to be carefully negotiated in the most extreme cases, I do enjoy pushing the boundaries.

This is the first time I've seen the phrase "spicy food Sub" but I suppose that does describe my relationship to spice fairly accurately.

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