The Mother of All Trolley Problems
Or is it one thought experiment too many?
Exploring deep questions in philosophy, ethics, and society.
Or is it one thought experiment too many?
The case for adversarial collaboration
Long live the take-home essay
And it's gonna be crazyyyy
In defense of “centaur philosophy”
And Pangram isn’t around to detect it
Some guidance from America
Artificial intelligence may create abundance, but will it be shared? An adversarial collaboration between optimists and pessimists.
Reflections on an open letter about philosophers funded by the AI industry
More of a comment than a question
A thought experiment
What it’s good for, and how it could be better still
And how I write (or fail to)
Tech CEOs aren’t the only ones captive to motivated reasoning
And how the movement can recover
While philosophy only watched?
Don’t let them rob you of posterity
Why it’s better to have daughters than sons
The answer is more complicated than you might think
Without getting played
My first nine months on Substack
Why it’s harder to defend than many of us care to admit
It’s already far more useful than Google ever was.
How we got into this mess and whether there’s a way out
It's the culture, stupid
What I learned studying philosophy and what I’m still learning
One policy to preserve the take-home essay, another to explore the frontiers of education
Can it free us from factory farming?
Students are outsourcing essays to ChatGPT. What’s a professor to do?
After other disciplines have fallen away, what’s left?