The Logical Place

If President Trump actually gave $5,000 to every adult US citizen, I would expect it to be significantly inflationary unless it were matched by genuine spending cuts or tax increases.

There was once a strong case for affirmative action.

The legal concept of a duty of care lies at the heart of the law of negligence.

Consequentialism and collectivism are different doctrines, but they share a tendency that deserves careful scrutiny: both can encourage us to look beyond the individual person towards some larger social objective.

One explanation for the growing support for One Nation in Australia is that voters have come to expect governments to solve an ever-wider range of personal and economic problems.

Artificial intelligence has now become sufficiently established that an odd intellectual phenomenon has emerged alongside it: AI denialism.

Pakistan has a remarkable political history.

Tonight’s news includes a story about a town in Queensland Australia where the water supply is so bad that residents need to buy bottled water for drinking.

The word liberal is one of the most confusing terms in modern politics because it means different things in different countries.

A consistent atheist should have no difficulty criticising Christianity and Islam by the same standards.