Moral Outrage or Cold Observation?
Today I want to highlight a brief yet profound insight from Professor Slavíček. In his lecture on fraud in science, he makes a seemingly simple distinction: he does not moralize—he…
The Hidden Logic of Hate
It seems that Gaza will soon be free. Not “free” in the sense desired by pro-Palestinian fanatics—“cleansed of Jewish filth”—but free in the truer sense: a place where ordinary people…
The Age of Moral Immunity
Many people ask me how it is possible that people seem unfazed by the grotesque criminal scandals surrounding their political leaders—and even continue to vote for them. In the most…
The Return of Sequential Polygamy
As inequality deepens across Western societies, patterns of childbearing are shifting against the backdrop of declining fertility. We are quietly reverting to an older reproductive order: some men father many…
The Fate of Two Alliances
Every political project of the past century has faced the same dilemma. On the one hand, it serves the interests and ambitions of some elite, counter-elite, or avant-garde—call it what…
From Equality to Decline
The twentieth century was, by any serious measure, the age of the lowest inequality in the history of mankind. Several distinct forces brought this about. First, there was the general…