What Mitomeiosis Means for Family and Humanity Dictating the genetic makeup of an egg opens up a wealth of possibilities. 8 Oct 25 | Richard Gibson
Freedom of Speech and the Freedom from Consequences To have the right, one's use must be protected. 6 Oct 25 | Evan Arnet
Hold the Phones: What Students Deserve Banning screens in schools isn't merely about instruction. 1 Oct 25 | Katie Leonard
Perspective, Persistence, Patience: Lessons from "The Oner" For a brief moment, our attention is finally arrested. 22 Sep 25 | Aaron Schultz
Striking First?: Morality and Defensive Violence Provocation and proportionality matter. 15 Sep 25 | Nicholas Kreuder
Robot Kitchens, AI Cooks, and the Meaning of Food Some things can't be replicated. 5 Sep 25 | Daniel Story
A Reasonable Standard for Self-Defense A proportion response involves tricky math. 29 Aug 25 | Matthew S.W. Silk
AI's Videogamification of Art What do we lose when we let the algorithm fill in the gaps? 27 Aug 25 | Kenneth Boyd
Does Art Make Assertions? Drake’s "Not Like Us" Lawsuit How should we judge artistic expressions in a court of law? 20 Aug 25 | Giacomo Figà-Talamanca
Why My Students Shouldn’t Use AI Either The drawbacks are simply too great. 15 Aug 25 | Aaron Schultz
Is Artificial Intelligence Sustainable? Proper analysis requires taking the wide view. 11 Aug 25 | Daniel Davis
The US's Action Plan to "Prevent Woke AI" What could be the ultimate purpose? 8 Aug 25 | Giacomo Figà-Talamanca
On Medical Freedom How far can autonomy extend when it comes to public health? 6 Aug 25 | Nicholas Kreuder
Into Houses or Off the Street?: The Right Response to Homelessness Which problem are we attempting to solve? 4 Aug 25 | Evan Arnet
Why My Students Shouldn’t Use AI The benefits don't outweigh the very real harms. 1 Aug 25 | Daniel Burkett
Who Pays for a Life Saved? Encouraging donation comes with very real costs. 23 Jul 25 | Richard Gibson