The Hydrogen-Based Economy: Is it Enough to Paint Something Blue to Make it Green?
15. January 2021
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Rituals for the Dead: Religion and Community in the Medieval University of Paris, By William J. CourtenayBeing with the Dead: Burial, Ancestral Politics, and the Roots of Historical Consciousness, By Hans Ruin
15. January 2021
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The Parent-Child Relationship: Can it justify becoming a parent?
15. January 2021
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The paradox of political science: Only by remaining aloof from the messiness of politics can it achieve the scientific authority it craves
15. January 2021
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It was a “moral compass,” “a Grapes of Wrath for our times.” And then it was not. The inside story of American Dirt’s implosion
14. January 2021
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Capitol Assault: Epistemic Defects
14. January 2021
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For George Saunders, fiction is fundamentally moral. Despite all that it can teach us, however, it is not our salvation
13. January 2021
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Anne Applebaum is deft at critiquing anyone to her left or right. She is far less willing to interrogate her own assumptions
12. January 2021
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The Great Reset: The Western Path to Dekulakization
11. January 2021
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Black, White, Left, Right and Blue
11. January 2021
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