The Good Life of Staying at Home
As far back as Aristotle, we’ve known that material inequality makes the good life easier to get.
Avoiding the Trap of Sacrificial Math
by
Robert Reed
Posted on March 30, 2020
Image: Marie Heim-Vögtlin as a patient in Berlin (1915). Via Wikimedia Commons.
Must we pit the health of the economy against the lives of the many people projected to die if strong measures are not taken against the spread of the coronavirus?
In Self-Isolation with The Plague
To the relatives of the dead, the plague is here.
The Rebirth of Purgatory
Posted on February 27, 2020
Image: Sculpture of Purgatory at White Temple in Chiang Rai. Jakub Hałun via Wikimedia Commons.
While the purgatorial “industries” of Transhumanism might not yet represent a counter-revolution on the order of the Reformation, they are already substantial enough to warrant our attention.
Remembering Kobe with Respect, Not Adulation
Posted on February 5, 2020
Image: A basketball. (Batistaya via Wikimedia Commons.)
Dear friends: The man bounced a rubber ball for a living.
It’s Complicated
Posted on January 23, 2020
Image: Giant lollipops for sale in Barcelona, Spain. (Michael Ströck, via Wikimedia Commons.)
What’s up with us humans, us American humans, that we’re committing ourselves more and more to unbending postures?