I The Obsolescence of Remedy There is a cure for almost everything. Rather, there is a prescription for every condition, no matter how uncommon the condition, or how worthless the prescription. Empathy guarantees it. The market guarantees it. Most of us are familiar with the cure for most things, and the[…]

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In some possible world W’, to be distinguished from W, the actual world, there was a god, who was called God. His appearance was that of a pillar of fire and light, and his voice was an impressive baritone, which issued forth to four arbitrarily-chosen points upon the surface of[…]

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