Politics

Can assisted dying be a free choice in a society that dehumanises disabled people?

Fears that assisted dying legislation could lead to pressure on disabled people aren't just a 'slippery slope', given the current lack of social safety net

Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness: How do we measure happy countries?

Instead of measuring the success of countries by GDP, we should pay more attention to how happy they are, and what contributes to that happiness

Beware the groups who use edge cases and social norms to curtail free speech

Charlie Kirk was a poster boy for a movement that pays lip service to the importance of free speech while bullying and intimidating critics into silence

Peter Thiel’s Antichrist: when apocalyptic myths meet Silicon Valley

Influential Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel has been increasingly talking about the Antichrist, but is he just being metaphorical?

Combating hate and discrimination against Africans by Africans in Africa

While much focus is put on racism towards Africans from the West, ethnicism and intolerance exists within the continent too, and also needs fighting

Schrödinger’s Client List: why the Epstein conspiracy theory will not go away

Donald Trump's team has spent years cultivating a conspiracist base - it won't be so easy for him to move on from his close associations with Jeffrey Epstein

How the Data Rescue Project is protecting data from political attacks

With the US government's attack on access to information and data transparency, the Data Rescue Project's team of volunteers is keeping at-risk data alive

Sacred Cloths? Flags, outrage, and the skeptical mindset

It is a sad irony that many who rightly oppose blasphemy laws are often first to demand harsh penalties for the desecration of flags
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