Local Farming Can't Save the Planet
Globalization has made our food ridiculously cheap compared to previous eras. But perhaps that’s part of the problem.
Hidde Boersma and Maarten Boudry
· 9 min read
America Exports Cancel Culture to the World
Consider the way charges of “racism” have been used to target individuals.
Rob Henderson
· 6 min read
On Steve Hsu and the Campaign to Thwart Free Inquiry
It is not unreasonable to consider avoiding research that risks creating unmanageable divisions.
Peter Toshev
· 6 min read
Reducing the Chance of New Pandemics
To call SARS-CoV-2 the “pandemic of the century” is a figure of speech, and an optimistic one at that.
Javier Arcos Hódar
· 15 min read
The Room Where It Happened—A Review
Money is a consistently recurring theme. Trump told Bolton at one point that other presidents had not talked about money, but that he liked to do so.
John Lloyd
· 15 min read
Policing in the Anomie Era
Over the last 20 years there has been a massive increase in awareness of Indigenous issues in Canada.
Mike Wilson
· 10 min read
On Behalf Of Environmentalists, I Apologize For The Climate Scare
Environmental groups have accepted hundreds of millions of dollars from fossil fuel interests.
Michael Shellenberger
· 8 min read
The New York Times and the Importance of Conclusion Neutrality
The conclusion neutral standard is the journalistic expression of classical liberal values.
Max Diamond
· 9 min read
Can the Chinese Communist Party Achieve Global Dominance?
Aaron Sarin
· 15 min read
PODCAST 97: Professor Eric Kaufmann on America's Maoist Moment
Listen onSpotify Politics professor Eric Kaufmann talks to Toby Young about his Quillette essay The Great Awokening and the Second American Revolution. Professor Kaufmann believes America may be going through something akin to China’s Cultural Revolution in which many aspects of American society, from the constitution to the name
Quillette, Eric Kaufmann
· 1 min read
On Race and Inequality—A Reply to Nathan J. Robinson
The reality is that virtually no two ethnic groups in history have ever achieved equal outcomes on all measures, anywhere, ever.
Samuel Kronen
· 10 min read
At Social-Justice Law School, Feelings Trump Facts
Local anti-racism activists made Korchinski-Paquet a poster child amid the larger campaign to discredit the police.
Josh Dehaas
· 13 min read
Leaders Are Worse Than Average
In every political system, one hopes that the cream rises, that the rulers or governors will be the best and the brightest.
Crispin Sartwell
· 8 min read
Is the My Little Pony Fan Community Really Full of Nazis?
White nationalists and the far-Right seemed to be ascendant in 2016 after Donald Trump won an unexpected victory in the US presidential election.
Daniel Friedman
· 7 min read
Interpreting Italo Svevo—When Literary Orthodoxy Misses The Mark
Marx’s ideas have been debunked by economists; Freud’s ideas have been debunked by psychologists.
Dario Maestripieri
· 11 min read