The Pandemic Body 07/28/202001/18/2022 Zach2 Comments What does the pandemic say about the relationship between your body and others?
How to Listen to Scientific Experts 04/15/202005/01/2020 ZachLeave a comment It is more important than ever that we understand how scientists translate their technical understanding into something actionable for the public.
Arendt on thinking and the coronavirus pandemic 04/08/202004/30/2020 Gabe2 Comments At a time when thought is more difficult than ever, the Coronavirus pandemic forces us to stop and do just that: think.
Should You Be a Person of Principle? 09/04/201905/28/2021 DylanLeave a comment An investigation of what it is to be a “person of principle,” including a critique of some recent episodes of Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
The Ideology of Political Pragmatism 06/17/201905/28/2021 Zach2 Comments How to navigate debates within the Democratic party, and the left more broadly.
Sadly, there can be no right to be heard 05/18/201907/08/2019 Gabe2 Comments Non-interference from the government isn’t enough to guarantee free speech, but it’s still the best we can do.
How a Minority Rules 02/25/201905/28/2021 Zach4 Comments Republican advantage over Democrats is deeper than gerrymandering. There are three that combine show the true depth of GOP power.
Is Veganism Racist? 12/30/201801/18/2022 Zach4 Comments A powerful and prevalent critique of veganism is the idea that it, its methods, or its impact are racist. But does the critique work?
On the Moral Status of Machines 12/22/201810/17/2022 Zach2 Comments Why our conversation about the moral standing of Artificial Intelligence might be misguided
Facebook’s Good Intentions 11/26/201805/28/2021 Zach1 Comment A review of S. Matthew Liao's NY Times piece, "Do You Have a Moral Duty to Leave Facebook?"