On the Rationality of the Capitol Rioters
On what basis should we assess rational action? Should that judgment make space for things like false beliefs or moral considerations?
Insurrection at the Capitol: Socratic Lessons on Rhetoric and Truth
The events of January 6th offer yet another history lesson on the power of persuasion and our indifference to truth.
The Moral Need for Public Conversation about Rights in a Pandemic...
The 'folk' conception of rights is a major obstacle to combating the pandemic. Perhaps it's time we had a talk about the limits of personal liberty.
What Reddit Can Teach Us About Moral Philosophy
Is there any moral knowledge to be gained wading through others' sticky situations online?
What Would Kierkegaard Make of Twitter?
Is our inclination toward "talkativeness" hindering recognition of our true place in the cosmos and standing in the way of a genuine relationship to the world?
Freedom of Speech and the Self-Defense Argument
Know thine enemy? Is it better that offensive views be expressed than simply hidden from sight?
Should Republicans and Democrats Be Friends?
Can friendship overcome deep moral disagreement? Should it?
Is Moral Mediocrity Bad?
A sense of duty or a sense of shame? What might mask use have to tell us about moral psychology?
In Defense of Mill
Contrary to popular belief, Mill's commitment to speech is capable of distinguishing good faith from bad faith efforts.
Liability and Luck
Our conceptions of legal and moral responsibility encourage less-than-ideal results.