Good or Bad to the Bone? How Human Genetics Affect Empathy

by Amy Couch

Meet Sally and Ann. Sally has a basket. Ann has a box. Sally puts a marble inside her basket and goes outside to play... Read More

What Consent Means and How to Teach It

by Emily Newman

The #MeToo and Time’s Up movements have highlighted how too many men have harassed or assaulted women—and men—through-out the decades and across many professions.... Read More

Concerning Bullies

by Daniel Thomas Moran

No one wants to admit that they were bullied. It’s bad enough to be privately humiliated by the aggressions of someone else. To then... Read More

Escaping the God-Zombies

by Loren Williamson II

The acquisition of one’s faculties by the creationists begins the moment you arrive at jail or prison, and continues ad infinitum. One soon experiences... Read More

It’s Our Turn

by Michael Werner

This magazine has recently discussed two of the most important books of this century so far: Steven Pinker’s Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason,... Read More