What the Midterms Mean
Does the vibe shift mean people love Democrats? Or do they only hate Trump and MAGA?
Shadi Hamid and Damir Marusic on politics, philosophy, and first principles.
Does the vibe shift mean people love Democrats? Or do they only hate Trump and MAGA?
With Bojan Pancevski, author of The Nord Stream Conspiracy.
The internet turned intellectual life into reality TV. Now the machines are offering a way out.
Apocalyptic cults, falling in love with chatbots and why the internet isn’t ruining our lives.
What China's oldest ideas are teaching its newest machines.
On first and last things in the AI age.
Why politics is better off if damnation is religion’s job
A live event. 10/12. DC.
Live Wisdom of Crowds debate and book party in Washington, DC
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We’re discovering what we stand against. But what do we stand for?
Revisiting Barack Obama’s 2006 Speech on religion and politics
A conversation with Francis Fukuyama
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An opening provocation
drinking at the end of history
Sam Adler-Bell on patriotism, the payoff of radicalism, and why his caution keeps being proven wrong.
Shadi thinks the DSA has a winning formula for politics. Damir wants to know what happens when the constraints are gone.
Can the technology rushing toward us can coexist with self-government — or quietly replace it?
Say goodbye to your little friend.
Join us on May 29 for an intimate evening salon to talk about forbidden things. In partnership with Interintellect.
AI and the Good Society
Hélène Landemore and Osita Nwanevu on lotteries, legitimacy, and the rights of the shy.
Trump, the Pope, and the war nobody bothered to justify.
Live Podcast Recording—May 7; Bistro Cacao, Washington, DC
Julian Waller on Orbán's fall, Magyar's rise, and a decade of bad shorthand.
Giovanni Orsina on whether Europe can survive the populist moment.
The harder question is what should actually replace it.
Live Podcast Recording—April 7; The Crown & Crow, Washington, DC
No. But that doesn't mean it should be dissolved either.