"The difference between the trust of science adherents and the trust of science deniers is not the form of trust but merely its content."

"Publishing is a nearly limitless act that has the potential to build communities, expand minds, and offer new perspectives."

"What defines the human on which the “we” of this nation was (truly) founded?"

"Black Americans are painfully reminded that racism has worsened since Obama’s presidency, not improved."

"Depressing as it might seem, misanthropy does register a fundamental truth about humankind as it has come to be."

We may think of animals as having moral value. But, because they are property, they don’t have moral value. They are just thing."

"Fanon himself hated violence. But what he hated more was complicity with violence through a refusal to act."

"Han implies that philosophy is not for professional philosophers but for everyone, so that we can better understand our exhausting times."

How can universities address sexual misconduct while fostering justice for survivors and fair accountability for perpetrators? This essay critiques the tensions between abolitionist and carceral feminisms, using examples like Colin McGinn’s reflections on "cancellation" to explore entitlement and the challenges of restorative justice. Arguing for meaningful repair led by perpetrators, Peterson warns against institutional "himpathy" that often prioritizes perpetrators' comfort

"Irrespective of philosophical arguments, babies will still be born. Many of these babies will find themselves alone and in need of parents"

"What sort of selves do literary works create? More broadly still, what kinds of selves does any manner of artwork create?"

"How do we think about a new political imaginary that is connected to, yet distinct from, technology?"