Armchair Ideology

Musings on politics and ideology in the UK

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Consciousness and causation

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Few, if any,  problem s  in philosophy seem as  mystifying  as the ‘hard’ problem of consciousness.  How is that certain entities in the un...

Dream Catchers

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These days, most people tend to dismiss the Dream Catchers as a kind of sad cult.  Certainly, their rituals, strange terminology and mystica...

Freedom and Social Democracy

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A few months ago Chris Dillow, one of my favourite bloggers, wrote an interesting piece about the death of the idea of freedom on the right....

Abnormal Elections

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The post mortem of the election results have, for the most part, focussed on different interpretations as to "why Labour lost", wh...

Misappropriating Institutional Credibility

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The Conservatives have come under fire in the last couple of days over their Twitter debacle. For those fortunate enough not to have foll...

Attitudes towards freedom of movement

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A couple of days ago I spotted a rather surprising result on a YouGov poll: by an enormous margin, respondents said that they would like to ...

O Level and GCSE Maths Compared

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When people of a certain age talk about GCSEs, the conversation may well quickly turn to the old ‘O Level’ qualification, and, more often ...
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