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What Big Thing Are We Getting Wrong About the Future?
The old overpopulation scare is a warning about our cultural blind spots
Apr 15
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Robert Tracinski
Art That’s Just for Me
What will the rise of artificial intelligence do to visual media?
Apr 14
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James Lileks
The Right’s Old Strategy for Higher Education Isn’t Working. This One Would.
With universities’ abandonment of their truth-seeking mission, it’s time conservatives take a new approach to higher education
Apr 12
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Andrew Gillen
From Conservatism to Restoration
The American right isn’t trying to conserve the current state of affairs, but to restore tradition to its rightful place.
Apr 8
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Jon Gabriel
Give Profanity the Respect It Deserves
In this week’s Editor’s Corner: Let’s not strip cursing of its great and powerful role in expressing our feelings
Apr 7
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Jennifer Tiedemann
Appreciating Two Icons of American Idealism
Ralph Ellison and his piano teacher, Hazel Harrison, offer us an inspiring vision of America’s future.
Apr 6
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Garrett Brown
Recklessness, Conservatism and COVID-19
We should have chosen real-life people over abstractions
Apr 3
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Addison Del Mastro
What Baseball Teaches Us
America’s pastime offers many lessons on the importance of truly understanding information—and adapting to evolutions in knowledge
Mar 28
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Charles Blahous
How To Disagree Better
John Inazu and Ben Klutsey discuss empathy, justice, forgiveness and other principles that can aid us in a pluralist democratic society.
Mar 27
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Ben Klutsey
What’s Age Got To Do With It? A Lot, It Turns Out
COVID-19 caused many to seize on the idea that all deaths are equally tragic, irrespective of age, but that stance dishonors the human life cycle.
Mar 21
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Gabrielle Bauer
Snow Days, French Fries and the End of Small Respites and Little Luxuries
Being pro-market doesn’t mean always treating efficiency as a supreme value
Mar 19
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Addison Del Mastro
From Can Do to Entitled
In this week’s Editor’s Corner: America—from our government to our culture—doesn’t encourage innovation like it used to
Mar 17
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Jennifer Tiedemann
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