Sometimes artificial intelligence can be a useful tool, but it can also alienate us from real goods.
Elayne Allen
Two recent books help us see how being human requires us to honor the communities and inheritances into which we're born.
We shouldn't lend too much credence to voices that haven’t had the time to take in reality’s various inflections, which usually force a little humility.
The Rights of Women shows how industrialization made men legally autonomous and women dependent wives.
Our claustrophobic informational environments don’t just determine what we think, but what we love.