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January 18, 2017
Download a new free book: "Picking the President: Understanding the Electoral College"
Announcing an exciting new FREE book for you to download, including an essay by PQED author/ Why? Radio host Jack Russell Weinstein.
December 11, 2016
How can we think philosophically about disability?
The vast majority of conversations people have about disability concern our personal reactions to disability rather than engaging with the disabled themselves.
November 28, 2016
If the Electoral College can contradict the popular vote sometimes, why would it be wrong for them to do it every single time? [Reader’s Question]
Can I tell you something, honestly? This is one of those situations where I couldn't give a damn what the people think.
November 28, 2016
A reporter wrote an article about me and got an antisemitic email in response.
America is at a crossroad right now. Do we go down the road of passive acceptance and fear, or do we go down the road of truth, mutual respect, and fighting for what’s right?
November 27, 2016
No, students who sought counseling after the recent presidential election are not "precious snowflakes."
Why would they turn around and belittle those who feel the awesome power and intimacy of political decision-making?
November 21, 2016
Molli Bernstein died this weekend: death in the age of Facebook.
The internet keeps so many people at such a distance that it is hard to know when it is proper to try to make that divide smaller.
November 17, 2016
The antisemitic email I just got and my response to it.
Lies are easy to tell. Truth is long, complex, and tiring.
November 3, 2016
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