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A More Political Science

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

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Essay | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Samuel Matlack

How Tech Despair Can Set You Free

Jacques Ellul on escaping the totalizing grip of “technique”

Samuel Matlack

Essay | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Adam J. White

End the State Monopoly on Facts

Why the CDC needs more competition

From: Beyond the State of Exception

Adam J. White

Essay | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Joseph E. Davis

Invaluable Servants, Impossible Masters

What we really need experts to be in a health crisis

From: Beyond the State of Exception

Joseph E. Davis

Essay | Fall 2021

Fall 2021

  • M. Anthony Mills

Manufacturing Consensus

Science needs conformity — but not the kind it has right now.

M. Anthony Mills

Review | Fall 2021

Fall 2021

  • Brad East

Statistics as Storytelling

America’s defining cultural artifact is the economics white paper.

Brad East

Essay | Fall 2021

Fall 2021

  • Ari Schulman

What Is the CDC?

Eleven ways of looking at the troubled agency

From: The Coronavirus Pandemic

Ari Schulman

Essay | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • M. Anthony Mills

Is It Time for a U.S. Department of Science?

Messy pluralism is actually what makes American research great.

From: Available in Audio

M. Anthony Mills

Essay | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • Tristan Abbey

The Demon of Bureaucratic Chaos

Doing a lot without getting much done at the Department of Energy

Tristan Abbey

Essay | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • Geoff Shullenberger

Redpilling and the Regime

Claiming to be a daring outsider who speaks forbidden truths has become a standard trope. Can it still threaten the establishment?

From: Available in Audio

Geoff Shullenberger

Review | Spring 2021

Spring 2021

  • Tess Doezema

You Are Not Galileo

Are Anthony Fauci and Plandemic cranks both like the persecuted astronomer? It’s time to retire this trope.

Tess Doezema

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