What AI Is Teaching Us About Humanities Education
If you are a professor of humanities, as I am, then widespread use of chatbots by your students is…
Tag: Philosophy
Bad Philosophy Won’t Help Us Make AI Good –…
Anthropic is perhaps the most well-intentioned major player in the AI industry. It began by breaking…
When Will Socialists Make Better Arguments Against…
Dear Reader (particularly you salty tars well acquainted with Jack Ketch and his hempen halter), On…
God and Man (and Academic Freedom) at Yale – Greg…
Seventy-five years ago, a dynamic young conservative delivered a blistering assessment of his alma…
How to Teach a Great Tradition – Jessica Hooten…
On the issue of “Western civilization,” I would like to, in pursuit of fairness and truth, say…
A Chapter in the American Spellbook – Emmett…
After Marduk split the goddess Tiamat in two and made the earth and sky from her body, the other…
The Haunted Fiction of George Saunders – Nadya…
A man lies in bed, in pain, dying. What is he thinking about? Does he have any regrets? Is his life…
Douthat’s Paradox – The Dispatch
For starters, while I think all of these directions are possible, I don’t think he even begins to…
How to Not Be a Fascist – Nathan Beacom
In the 1920s, the liberal consensus was shattering across Europe. In the wake of the Great War,…
The Men Who Came After Liberty Valance – Timothy…
In retrospect it’s shocking that the critics didn’t like John Ford’s The Man Who Shot Liberty…
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