Should the Law Protect People from Being Viewed as Bigots? How far should the Court's considerations extend? 11 Mar 24 | Mark Satta
Fears for the Fear Machine AI can give you anything you want. But what if what you want is to be afraid? 8 Mar 24 | Kelly Weirich
The Wrong of Explicit Simulated Depictions Where's the harm in engaging in a bit of fantasy? 23 Feb 24 | Nicholas Kreuder
The Ethics of Conscription Are we justified in drawing lots and calling numbers? 21 Feb 24 | Evan Arnet
Responding Ethically to the Hawaiian Cat-Astrophe How do we respond to a problem of our own making? 19 Feb 24 | Daniel Burkett
Utilitarian Justification for Survivor Cannibalism? Not so black-and-white? 16 Feb 24 | Matthew S.W. Silk
The Lengths to Which We Go: Part 2 On the limits of love in Hozier’s Unreal Unearth 14 Feb 24 | Eli G. Schantz
The Lengths to Which We Go: Part 1 On Love, Morality, and Hozier’s Unreal Unearth 12 Feb 24 | Eli G. Schantz
Why Care About Economic Inequality? Is disparity still objectionable if everyone has enough? 2 Feb 24 | Laura Siscoe
The Educational and the Political When education and politics collide, who is to blame? 31 Jan 24 | Eli G. Schantz
Free Speech and the Media Matters Lawsuit When might we be obligated to cut the feed? 26 Jan 24 | Daniel Collette
Ban the Bots that Dehumanize Us Bots on social media are making it harder to tell who's real. 21 Jan 24 | Kelly Weirich
Should We Measure How Ethical We Are? The enterprise is ripe with unintended consequences. 21 Dec 23 | Wes Siscoe
The Case for Allowing Advocacy of Violence on Campus Which positions deserve a hearing? 20 Dec 23 | Benjamin Rossi
Anti-Natalism, Harm, and Objectionable Paternalism Who should get the final word? 17 Dec 23 | Eli G. Schantz
Smoking and Limitations on Liberty Should the state be in the business of stamping out cigarettes? 8 Dec 23 | Daniel Burkett
If Anti-Natalism Is Objectionably Paternalistic, Then So Is Family Planning Whether overriding one's preferences is objectionable depends on the context. 6 Dec 23 | Benjamin Rossi