Science & Technology

Where others prioritized stickiness, Google prioritized relevance and reliability. Wheras others played the role of the clingy friend who tried to hold your attention, Google simply pointed you in the right direction.

Alex Epstein discusses Al Gore’s new “documentary,” An Inconvenient Sequel, and Gore’s methods of deception, which Epstein condenses into a few easily retainable and explainable fallacies.

If liberating a bulldozer’s dharma nature and returning it to the Earth strikes you as crazy, you’re not using your reptilian cortex.

College student Mark Coldren recounts his experience and reasons for donating stem cells to save the life of a man halfway around the globe.

For Bill Nye to beat Alex Epstein in a public debate about the morality of fossil fuels would be a huge coup for opponents of fossil fuels.

Republicans will not repeal Obamacare—but don't blame them; blame the moral code of altruism, in which the culture is steeped.

Daniel Wahl reviews Which One Doesn’t Belong? A Shapes Book and Teacher’s Guide, by Christopher Danielson.

Daniel Wahl reviews A Man on the Moon: The Voyages of the Apollo Astronauts, by Andrew Chaikin.

Discusses the science of vaccinations and offers a prescription regarding whether vaccines should be mandatory for students attending government schools.

Alex Epstein's course “How to Talk to Anyone about Energy” provides principles for clearly communicating the value of fossil fuels.