Essays
Sam Harris and Scientific Morality Show the Height of Hubris
Sam Harris brings up the very important issues of religious extremism, but his full-of-air answers on morality show a great degree of hubris.
K. Tymon Zhou
Opinion
Twitter's Terrible Mob Mentality
Substantial reform is needed to control Twitter's mob mentality.
Essays
The Perils and Promise of Alien First Contact
First contact with aliens, as projected by a number of different scientists, could either prove to be massively beneficial or cripplingly detrimental.
Essays
Debunking Dyson
Is a history of injustices really an adequete justification for the use of identity politics, as Dr. Michael Eric Dyson suggests?
Opinion
Obama, Freedom and Identity Politics
In Johannesburg, Obama made the case against identity politics better than most conservatives have.
Essays
Philosophy is Not Dead.
Despite what many may think, philosophy still has great value in today's society and has several practical applications as well.
Essays
Should Colleges Remove Thomas Jefferson from Curricula?
Though Thomas Jefferson had many flaws and showed considerable hypocrisy about slavery, this does not take away from his historical importance.
Opinion
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Should be Eating at The Little Red Hen
Though The Little Red Hen had a right to refuse to serve Sarah Huckabee Sanders, it showed a lack of moral judgement on behalf of the management.
Essays
The Toxic Cocktail of Identity Politics
From this logic, we begin to see the dark path that leads to leftist Antisemitism.
Opinion
Supreme Court Decision Preserves Religious Freedom
The Supreme Court's decision in Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Comission was sound and protected the individual liberties of Phillips.
Essays
The Paradox of Abortion: Liberty or Duty?
Abortion pits individual freedom against societal duty to protect the disadvantaged, as outlined by John Rawls's principles of justice.
Essays
Inequality Is Not Injustice
Governments should instead act cautiously and prudently, mindful of these principles.
Essays
Faith and Love: Rand's Critical Error
Ayn Rand's individualistic objectivism has some merits, but is wrong to disregard the forces of faith and love in society.