Fauxthenticity
Our problem is not that we have too much individuality but we have the wrong kind, an ersatz version that leaves us closer to the dystopia of uniformity than we dare to believe.
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Category: Articles & Essays
The return of the thriftifarian
Haves posing as have nots is a distasteful phenomenon that papers over how unequal British society really is.
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Bugs and features
Why many weaknesses are flip sides of strengths and more in the latest Microphilosophy newsletter
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The case for the hereditary principle
Whether you buy the argument for the monarchy or not, it’s worth taking it seriously because it challenges a widespread assumption about what reason demands of us.
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Refereeing rights
Why we shouldn’t expect footballers to hand out human rights red cards at the World Cup in Qatar
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