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Category Archives: Justice
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (July 19, 2015)
Abortion A study shows that about 95% of women who get an abortion have no regrets. Bioethics Hilde Lindemann makes a case for an opt-out system of organ donation rather than the default opt-in system. Culture American adults and teens … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Bioethics, Culture, Emotions, Ethics, Incarceration, Justice, Libertarianism, Marriage, News, Peter Singer, Race, Religion
Tagged Abortion, Bioethics, Culture, Emotions, Ethics, Incarceration, Justice, Libertarianism, Marriage, News, Peter Singer, Race, Religion
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (July 5, 2015)
Emotions The History of Slut-Shaming from Rome to cyberspace. Ethics Through the work of Molly Crocket, taking anti-depressants makes one more moral, taking dopamine-enhancing drugs can make one more selfish. The interesting thing about this is that taking drugs can … Continue reading
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Tagged Emotions, Polyamory, Relationships, Sex Education, Sexuality, Slut-Shaming
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (May 31, 2015)
Abortion Majority of Americans are pro-choice: Animals There’s an app where you can walk someone else’s dog and get paid for it. Anti-Natalism Listen to an interview with David Benatar about the Harm of Coming Into Existence. Note: I’ve written … Continue reading
Explaining Privilege in Comic Form
Toby Morris made a brief comic explaining privilege. A snippet is below: Check out the whole thing here.
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (May 11, 2015)
Health A study about standing desks shows that it increases productivity by as much as 12% as well as combat childhood obesity. Justice Philosopher Elizabeth Anderson makes a case for inequalities we can live with: Current justifications for extreme inequality … Continue reading
