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A More Political Science

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

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Online Exclusive | October 27, 2022

October 27, 2022

  • Tristan Abbey

Is Biden Breaking the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?

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  • Sam Kahn

Bacon Bacon Shakespeare Spy

One brilliant madwoman’s quest to show that the Bard’s works were secretly penned by the father of science, at war with his own creation

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A Nuclear Renaissance?

Stalled for decades, U.S. atomic power seems set for a comeback. Here’s what it’ll take to get it right this time.

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Review | Summer 2022

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  • David Polansky

The Supergenius at the End of the World

In Neal Stephenson’s sci-fi, democracy is an obstacle to Muskian great men saving us all.

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Review | Summer 2022

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  • Roger Pielke, Jr.

Stuck Between Climate Doom and Denial

The failure of a mega-popular critique of climate science shows why we need a third option in the debate.

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Essay | Summer 2022

Summer 2022

  • Howe Whitman, III

Was Fusionism a Fluke?

Why technocratic tyranny made allies of traditionalism and libertarianism

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  • Tristan Abbey

Power Metals

Can the U.S. wrest control of rare-earth elements back from China?

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Summer 2022

  • Taylor Dotson

Unsustainable Alarmism

The crisis mindset is a finite resource — and we’ve exhausted it. From Covid to climate change, we need a new way to manage chronic problems.

Taylor Dotson

Essay | Summer 2022

Summer 2022

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The Case for a Pandemic Moonshot

We cannot accept the same awful options when the next virus comes. Instead, let’s build our way out of the problem.

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Essay | Summer 2022

Summer 2022

  • Jon Askonas

How Stewart Made Tucker

A world of authentic, post-spin journalism: The dream Jon Stewart spent a decade making real is now America’s waking nightmare. What did he get so wrong?

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