Social Justice and the End of Moral Certainty History reveals that foundational advances are few, and that subsequent to them spawnâin hydra-like fashionâmany more, often arcane corollary branches of inquiry. Thomas Varnke 22 Jun 2017 · 8 min read
VOX Goes From âjunkâ To âno goodâ: Thatâs a Bit of Intelligent Progress The worst that detractors can say about the podcast is that Murray and Harris prematurely endorsed the Default Hypothesis as resolved. Richard Haier 21 Jun 2017 · 6 min read
Are Liberals Dying Out? The evidence for the heritability of psychological traits is immense. Hrishikesh Joshi / Jonathan Anomaly 14 Jun 2017 · 7 min read
Beauty, Equality, and the Problem with Calling Everything 'Sexist' At the heart of this revolution lies the myth of the âauthentic selfâ â the largely or entirely mutable or malleable âself-realizingâ person of indifferent gender. Steven C Munson 14 Jun 2017 · 11 min read
Who's Afraid Of Jordan Peterson? He counsels them to face the fact that life entails much suffering, and that inner and interpersonal conflict are inevitable â not the kind of thing most âsatisfied customersâ want to hear. Daniel Burston 14 Jun 2017 · 15 min read
Evergreen State and the Battle for Modernity Most modernists could be classified as centrists (either left or right-leaning), classical liberals and libertarians. Michael Aaron 8 Jun 2017 · 8 min read
Manchesterâs Children and the Regressive Left So adherents to an ideology constitute a race? Islam is a faith-based ideology, with nothing biologically inherent about it. Jeffrey Tayler 4 Jun 2017 · 11 min read
Paranoid Paleoconservatives Trumpâs populist campaign has energized a political fringe tendency now known as the alt-right. Jamie Palmer 1 Jun 2017 · 23 min read
Cultural Appropriation Sold Out When It Went Mainstream Public criticism of cultural appropriation, even in its more sober and reflective manifestations, duly narrows to a couple of apparent trends. Robert Seddon 1 Jun 2017 · 6 min read
Bald Men Fighting Over a Comb: Arguments About the Classical Tradition Most of the praise comes only from Classics teachers, or others easily impressed by a thin veneer of learning. Sandra Kotta 29 May 2017 · 19 min read
What Philosophers Must Learn from the Transracialism Meltdown For years we have been hearing that political correctness is cresting, that this-or-that campus outrage represents the last straw, the turning point. Spencer Case 26 May 2017 · 11 min read
When Accusations Lose Their Bite ABC canceled one of its most popular shows, âLast Man Standingâ starring conservative comedian Tim Allen. Nathan Cofnas 22 May 2017 · 6 min read
âThe EU is Essentially a German Empireâ: Peter Hitchens on Geopolitics and the Future of Europe The European Union is essentially therefore a modern avatar of the empire, based on Richard von KĂŒhlmannâs imperial concept of âlimited sovereignty.â Sumantra Maitra 19 May 2017 · 9 min read
Inverted Nationalism and Orwellian Patriotism Does inverted nationalism really influence the elite? Spencer Case 19 May 2017 · 10 min read
Who Will Make Our Coffee in Pret? When a BBC Question Time audience member asked âWho will make our coffee in Pret?â Derek Hopper 15 May 2017 · 5 min read
