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A More Political Science

What is science’s rightful place? How should we govern technology?

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Essay | Summer 2023

Summer 2023

  • Jon Askonas

An America of Secrets

Democracy dies in darkness.

From: Reality: A Post-Mortem

Jon Askonas

Review | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Bonnie Kristian

Digital Appeasement

“Meganets,” the melodramatic new excuse for giving up against digital oppression without a fight

Bonnie Kristian

Review | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Clare Coffey

Nature, Toothless and Declawed

Martha Nussbaum’s dubious case for animals as liberal subjects

Clare Coffey

Essay | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Tristan Abbey

Fusion and the Holy Grail

Choosing poorly on the miracle technology

Tristan Abbey

Essay | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Algis Valiunas

Why Were They Dropped?

The revisionist historians who cast doubt on why Truman made his fateful decision

Algis Valiunas

Essay | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Joseph Joyce

The Demise of the Garage Inventor

How Hollywood forgot the tinkering dad

Joseph Joyce

Essay | Spring 2023

Spring 2023

  • Jon Askonas

What Was the Fact?

Here lies a beloved friend of social harmony (ca. 1500–2000). It was nice while it lasted.

From: Reality: A Post-Mortem

Jon Askonas

Review | Winter 2023

Winter 2023

  • Nicholas Clairmont

Still Truckin’

As the zeitgeist declares the car dead, Americans keep driving.

Nicholas Clairmont

Exchange | Winter 2023

Winter 2023

  • Thomas Hochman
  • Taylor Dotson

Is Nuclear Returning Too Fast or Too Slow?

Bringing back the promise of the atomic era without repeating its mistakes

Thomas Hochman and Taylor Dotson

Essay | Winter 2023

Winter 2023

  • John Ehrett

Can There Be a Conservative Futurism?

The retreat from time is not a winning answer to our tech malaise.

John Ehrett

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