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Neville Buch
Misunderstandings about Unemployment and Under-Employment
Unemployment and Under-Employment is greatly misunderstood in the Anglo-American world because each person's political prejudice, bias, and personal agenda, and the unwillingness to confront uncomfortable truths. Unemployment and Under-Employment has...
Persons Not Listening, Not Reading, Not Thinking: When will there be Change Behaviour?
"The nation’s air-safety system suffers from the same malady as much of the federal government: years of underfunding by politicians who somehow expect to get something for nothing." David A. Graham, writer, The Atlantic Daily. "When will the...
Compatibility: Consistent Intellectual Thought (academia.edu paper)
Consistent Intellectual Thought As consistent intellectual thought, principles are only made compatible contextually. In a moment of time, one principle prioritises over another, but this does not deny the other principle. The other principle is still...
Neil Van Leeuwen on Belief and Evidence
I have Neil Van Leeuwen's permission to reproduce his paper, "Do religious 'beliefs' respond to evidence?", published in Philosophical Explorations, 2017, Vol. 20, No. S1, S52–S72, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13869795.2017.1287294 . At the end of the reproduced paper I...
The Irretractable Argument
AI Overview: "Irretractable" means something that cannot be taken back, reversed, or retracted. It's the opposite of "retractable". Essentially, if something is irretractable, it's final and cannot be undone. In an email group discussion,...
Meeting the moment. Understanding the times we’re in has never been more important (Gary Werskey, Inside Story, 29 April 2025)
Gary Werskey is an American-born, Harvard-trained Australian historian of art and science. Currently he is an Honorary Associate in the University of Sydney's History Department. Werskey has just completed two long-term projects in the history of Australian Art....
A progressive super-majority will define Australia’s 48th Parliament ( Richard Denniss | The Australia Institute)
From Richard Denniss Executive Director The Australia Institute Neville -- We are in a new political paradigm – and our work is cut out for us. A progressive super-majority will define Australia's 48th Parliament, while the Liberal Party’s power...
Corruption in the Australian Economy
Dear Virginia, I wonder if it would be correct to lodge a reason/request for non-lodgement for the 2024 taxation return. My circumstance has not changed in either the 2023-2024 or the 2024-2025 period, and I struggle to buy a loaf of bread....