Featured Kenneth Boyd | 12 Oct 2026 What’s Wrong with Being a Meat Proxy? Whatever the advances, human accountability remains.
Business Richard Gibson | 9 Oct 2026 Is It Wrong to Gazump and Gazunder? Home-buying shenanigans complicate a difficult process.
Do Anti-Flock Arguments Prove Too Much? Surely some police surveillance is warranted; why draw the line here? 2 Oct 2026 | Timothy Hsiao
Finding Truth and Tranquility in the Midst of Institutional Failure A strategy for our trying times. 24 Sep 2026 | Daniel Collette
The Problem with Trading Experiences for Efficiency Why does the world of abundance feel so small? 18 Sep 2026 | Daniel Burkett
Should Blue-Collar Workers Care About AI Taking White-Collar Jobs? The AI revolution tests worker solidarity. 31 Aug 2026 | Evan Arnet
What the KOSPI Crash Can Teach Us About Regulation Freedom in the marketplace comes at a price. 26 Aug 2026 | Parker DuVall
What Public Bathrooms Can Teach Us About Justice Everyday maintenance is no small thing. 12 Aug 2026 | Richard Gibson
Let’s Get Critical: Part II Navigating one's social and political life requires well-honed instruments. 5 Aug 2026 | Aaron Schultz
Let’s Get Critical: Part I Education's greatest gift is easy to see but hard to measure. 3 Aug 2026 | Aaron Schultz
What’s Learning Worth?: On The U.S. Higher Ed “Earnings Test” The value of education is a tricky thing to appraise. 31 Jul 2026 | Katie Leonard
Wage Theft and the Social Construction of Crime A new bill promises to protect workers' hard-earned pay. 13 Jul 2026 | Evan Arnet
Working at the Speed of AI What do efficiency gains actually mean for the modern worker? 29 Jun 2026 | Aaron Schultz
Employee Monitoring and Your New AI Supervisor Might there be a limit to the tracking your boss can do? 8 Jun 2026 | Evan Arnet
On Assassination Attempts and Infamy Are we giving bad actors exactly what they want? 1 May 2026 | Daniel Burkett
Claude vs. The Pentagon: How Much Should Being Ethical Cost? The incentives for ethical behavior remain misaligned. 22 Apr 2026 | Evan Arnet
Trust, Trouble, and Generative Slip-Ups in Academic Philosophy AI slop comes for academic publishing. 27 Mar 2026 | Richard Gibson
What’s Wrong with Betting on Death and Destruction? Some wagers should be off the table. 24 Mar 2026 | Kenneth Boyd
Why You’re Not Entitled to Fight the Police You don't know what you don't know. 13 Mar 2026 | Timothy Hsiao
(Not) Punishable By Death (Part 2) At what precise point does the harm of punishment occur? 20 Feb 2026 | Daniel Burkett
