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I’ve been discussing some of the rules for telling an effective time-travel story. Last Saturday, I offered a couple of…

Wesley J. Smith November 22, 2025 2 Ethics, Medicine and Health Assisted suicide/euthanasia will surely be seen as a splendid…

Time Magazine announced its annual “Person of the Year” this week, only this time around it’s not a single individual…

Last Saturday, we looked at the film’s opening thought: “Technology and weaponry are the same; therefore . . .” To…

This article is republished from National Review with the permission of the author. The black market in human organs does…

Great minds can unravel complexity. This week’s Micro Softy is relative; it tests your ability to deal with complex relationships.…

This story by Stephen J. Iacoboni is republished from Science and Culture Today. In earlier posts in this series on…

This story by Wesley J. Smith is republished with the author’s permission from National Review. Freedom of religion is an…

Generative AI has dominated the tech news over the last two years. More than 50% of venture capital funding goes…

I am something of a Gary Marcus fan. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is not. Gary Marcus is a psychologist, cognitive…