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Democracy and inequality of epistemic power
Many hold that growing inequality is one of the most serious problems we face. But there are others who hold ...
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Has the pandemic changed our personalities?
For many of us, some personality traits stay the same throughout our lives while others change only gradually. However, evidence shows that significant events in ...
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School chaplains and the strategy of ‘saving souls’
Many parents at public schools will have little clue that their kids are being targeted as “souls to be saved” ...
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A more ethical way to buy animal-source foods
If you have $6.50 and you want to buy 12 eggs, you could either spend it all on 12 free-range ...
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How better rules can rein in facial recognition technology
The human face is special. It is simultaneously public and personal. Our faces reveal sensitive information about us: who we ...
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Why we should trust science
Many of us accept science is a reliable guide to what we ought to believe – but not all of ...
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