Scientology’s War on Psychiatry
What caused L. Ron Hubbard to turn on a discipline he had once accepted?
What caused L. Ron Hubbard to turn on a discipline he had once accepted?
Not so long ago, he taught us, there were at least three distinct hominin lineages roaming large parts of the planet.
As a society, we should not presume to judge the relationships of others based on our own moral code.
2022 marks the bicentennial of the pseudonym’s transformation from literary dabbler into one of the greatest novelists of the modern age.
Jann Wenner’s attempt to set the record straight only confirms the unattractive picture painted by his critics.
If confusion between moral and empirical claims persists, we will find ourselves asked to choose between the truth and our ethical preferences.
Jon Hamm’s portrayal is an improvement on Chevy Chase’s goofball routine, but still bears little relation to the amoral cad in Gregory McDonald’s novels.
Ken Burns’s new six-hour documentary is a work of extraordinary synoptic power and intelligence.
The case for ending calculus requirements for science majors.
The only winning move is not to play.
To be human is to be artificial.
We should reject an unfalsifiable frame that can make anything and everything offensive or problematic, no matter how innocuous.
Coping is not enough. We must strive to live.
Boys and girls are not infinitely malleable, socially constructed products of the patriarchy.
A once-respected journal has announced that it will be subordinating science to ideology.