Diversity and the Concert Hall
In theory, these sound like good-natured progressive policies. After all, who doesn’t like diversity?
Brad Ross
· 8 min read
The Scientific Importance of Free Speech
These are merely tools that help us to accomplish a far greater mission, which is to choose between rival narratives, in the vicious, no-holds-barred battle of ideas that we call “science”.
Adam Perkins
· 7 min read
Sam Harris was Right; Ezra Klein Should Know Better
That view cuts to the core of the difference between the Right and the Left on economic policy.
Joseph Klein
· 4 min read
Training the Masculinity Out of Children
Research also suggests1 that ‘metrosexual’ men can be understood as those engaging in a sophisticated dynamic of traditionally masculine characteristics.
Elio Martino
· 7 min read
How the Science Wars Ruined the Mother of Anthropology
Both revered and despised for the image of humanity she presented to the world, and for her conclusions about the Samoan people, in particular.
Matthew Blackwell
· 17 min read
Seeking Refuge in the Embattled Centre
At once defiant and confessional, Shepherd declared that she had grown to distrust the motives and aspirations of left-wing “social justice warriors.”
Genevieve Weynerowski
· 12 min read
The China Model Is Failing
Most Chinese and many Western analysts still mistakenly think, however, that China is heading toward a golden future under the current regime.
Eric C. Hendriks
· 7 min read
Becoming a Man
“To be a man in most of the societies we have looked at, one must impregnate women, protect dependents from danger, and provision kith and kin.”
William Buckner
· 12 min read
Academia's Consilience Crisis
Consilience makes the case for epistemological inter-relation, put into practice by the congregation of diverse fields of inquiry.
Phil Theofanos
· 9 min read
Kevin Williamson, Jeffrey Goldberg, and Victimhood Culture
This is an unpopular opinion that even many pro-lifers find offensive. Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, in explaining why he fired Williamson.
Bradley Campbell
· 5 min read
Lost Down Social Constructionism's Epistemic Rabbit-Hole
Where they have raised both eyebrows and tempers among social constructionism’s growing number of critics.
Kåre Fog
· 11 min read
In Social Research Fields, Conservatives Are the Most Underrepresented Group
The lack of ideological diversity seems to be vastly more pronounced in social research fields than underrepresentation in terms of gender, sexuality, and race.
Musa al-Gharbi
· 4 min read
The Case for Sustainable Meat
Taken at face value, this estimate is shocking and may on its own be responsible for switching tens of thousands of people away from eating meat.
Keir Watson
· 11 min read
The Philosophical Case Against Scientism
Criticisms have some merit, but a stronger case against scientism can be made using the philosophical equivalent of the arid reasoning that scientists admire.
Spencer Hall
· 9 min read
Labour Power-Games Threaten 150 Years of British-Jewish Identity
Unlike other minority groups – which now self-organise at the smallest provocation – Jewish organisations try to keep calm and carry on.
Toby Guise
· 6 min read