Science & Technology
A selection of recent articles on this topic
From Science to God
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Spencer A. Klavan joins…
How Happiness Studies Lets Us Down
Demand elicits supply. The demand I have in mind is the demand for happiness: Suicide rates are…
The OnlyFans Exploitation Trap
OnlyFans creators are competing to have sex with as many men as possible in the shortest amount…
TikTok Is Digital Fentanyl—U.S. Ownership Won’t Change That
Last year, in a historic bipartisan effort, Congress passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications…
A Future for the Family: A New Technology Agenda for the Right
A new era of technological change is upon us. It threatens to supplant the human person and…
Jane Austen Against the Smartphone
On this day in 1813, England’s most beloved novel was published. Pride and Prejudice has become the…
It’s Good That You’re Alive
Our desire is to obtain legal recognition for the principle that in cases of advanced and inevitably…
Pharmacists Should Not Be Allowed to Prescribe Abortion Pills
At the end of 2024, Washington State implemented a month-long pilot program that allowed some pharmacists to prescribe mifepristone…
AI and the Unhappy Society
Recently I had an experience that I suppose is becoming increasingly common. The large, publicly traded energy…
A New Fusionism
Elon Musk cannonballed into electoral politics in 2024. Other tech bros joined him to support Donald Trump.…
Dawkins’s Gender Dilemma
On December 30, Richard Dawkins resigned from the honorary board of the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF)…
Teachers Against the Robots
Two years ago, on November 30, OpenAI made their text generator software ChatGPT available to the public.…
What Catholics Should Think About Climate Change
Climate change poses risks to people throughout the world. Christians have a moral duty to mitigate those…
The Myth of Technological Neutrality
The status of crank is rarely remitted in the span of ten years, but that is what…
We Are More Alone than Ever
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Christine Rosen joins in…
