Tag Archives: Objectivists

Can an Infinitesimal Have Parts?

Posted on August 3, 2011 by

Context and Motivation: The title question of this post has been lingering in my mind for quite some time—actually, years (nay, decades). Some two decades ago or so, I thought I had reached some good understanding of it. But then, … Continue reading →

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A List of My Enemies

Posted on January 15, 2011 by

1. Dr. Nitin B. Kulkarni. MBBS (BJMC), PhD (Michigan), MD (Psychiatry). Founder, Ayn Rand Thinkers’ Club, Pune (ARTC). Formerly (in 1991), a recipient of a minor travel etc. grant from the Ayn Rand Institute. Currently, Psychiatrist and Assistant Medical Director, … Continue reading →

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David Harriman’s “The Logical Leap”: Grade “A” (But a Qualified One, Not Straight)

Posted on November 27, 2010 by

1. Introductory It is a pleasure to review David Harriman’s book: “The Logical Leap: Induction in Physics” [^]. The book forms a significant and welcome addition not only to the special history and philosophy of physics, but also to general … Continue reading →

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Consciousness—A Basic Issue

Posted on August 29, 2010 by

0. A Few Extra Words (Not Exactly a Preamble): Before coming to the subject matter of this post, here is a pointing out to you that I have today updated my last post, in which I have now asked a … Continue reading →

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A Write-Up for the Blog: “Ayn Rand – India”

Posted on August 13, 2010 by

A note about this post: This post was actually typed at the blog called “Ayn Rand – India,” in response to their “sticky” question: “Tell us about your journey”: [^]. However, upon submitting, it turned out that I had (as … Continue reading →

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