Philosophy & Psychology
When is it morally wrong to not disclose use of AI?
Siavosh Sahebi
18/06/2026
Imagine you have used a generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool such as ChatGPT to tidy up notes you took while ...
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Trust in our institutions provides shelter from the storm
David Magson
31/05/2026
I can still picture it: a page from the illustrated encyclopedia my parents gave me as a child. A man ...
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Manufacturing insecurities in the manosphere
Steven Roberts
28/05/2026
It’s pretty likely that you’ve now heard or seen the term ‘manosphere’, in the news, in your social media, on ...
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Is Richard Dawkins right about Claude?
Julian Koplin
18/05/2026
In recent days, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins wrote an op-ed suggesting AI chatbot Claude may be conscious. Dawkins did not express ...
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Habermas’ hope for a better future is more important than ever
Susan Smith
30/03/2026
It is impossible to capture seven decades of formidable intellect, wrapped into some 14,000 books and articles, in less than a ...
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On the obsession with ‘authenticity’
Kenneth Leonardo
17/03/2026
Today’s youth cherish ‘authenticity’, but is it a virtue? According to a report from Ernst & Young, more than 9 in ...
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Orwell’s desire for a new way of thinking about science
Robert Colls
12/02/2026
In October 1945, George Orwell responded to a letter from Mr J Stewart Cook in the leftwing weekly newspaper Tribune ...
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How Arendt can help us understand this new age of far-right populism
Christopher Finlay
29/12/2025
Sales of Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951) rocketed when Donald Trump won the 2016 US presidential election. Nearly ...
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Is empathy rational?
Elizabeth Dangerfield
17/12/2025
To me, empathy is being able to imagine, understand, and feel what it is like to be in another person’s ...
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Flat Earth, spirits and conspiracy theories: How experience shapes extraordinary beliefs
Eli Elster
05/12/2025
On 22 February 2020, ‘Mad’ Mike Hughes towed a homemade rocket to the Mojave Desert and launched himself into the ...
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Credulity for tales of the astonishing
Jack Dikian
31/10/2025
Remember the time when claiming to have been abducted by aliens was all the rage among the hillbillies, crackpots and ...
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Building a stable ‘abode of thought’: Kant’s rules for virtuous thinking
Alexander Englert
25/10/2025
What makes a life virtuous? The answer might seem simple: virtuous actions – actions that align with morality. But life ...
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