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Elites have always gotten away with things you and I never could have. Two-tier systems of justice are the norm, not the exception in all societies. But some societies are much worse than others, and...

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China is starting to see today what the U.S. saw in the 1960s, that economic prosperity might undermine social stability rather than promote it.

Religion is a very old technology, and the wisdom contains is often hard to identify. This is unlike the technology we create intentionally, where the goal is always obvious. When these two technologies come into conflict who should we decide between them. It's easy and attractive to go with the new, but by dispensing with the old we may be incurring harms that will only manifest years or decades later.

I want to talk about why places like RPG matter. Being a regular, having a place, having a group of people you know and see every few days, that makes a difference in one's life.

Some argue that according religion any recognition is nothing short of an unconstitutional establishment or discrimination against the non-religious.

Jun 30, 2023 // International cooperation is declining just when the world needs it the most, and that is illustrated in how often high-profile summits yield little more than photo opportunities and empty pledges. Part of the issue is that leadership of more powerful countries have become less engaged, writes Ngaire Woods.

Civil liberties vanishing. Violence escalating. A divisive election approaching. This Independence Day, the United States has much to dread

Houses of worship are, uniquely, one-stop shops of meaning, continuity and support.