“‘Ethics’ Tag”,2019-04-01

Bibliography for tag philosophy/ethics, most recent first: 2 related tags, 284 annotations, & 70 links (parent).

• See Also
• Gwern
  • “The Diamond Earrings”, Gwern2023
  • “Timecrimes: Time Travel In Hell”, Gwern2023
  • “Inverse P-Zombies: the Other Direction in the Hard Problem of Consciousness”, Gwern2011
  • “Umineko: The Hopium Of The Magics”, Gwern2018
  • “Reasons of State: Why Didn’t Denmark Sell Greenland?”, Gwern2011
  • “The Narrowing Circle”, Gwern2012
  • “An Abortion Dialogue”, Gwern2008
  • “The Morality of Sperm Donation”, Gwern2012
  • “LWer Effective Altruism Donations, 2013–2014”, Gwern2015
  • “Long Bets As Charitable Giving Opportunity”, Gwern2017
  • “Terrorism Is Not Effective”, Gwern2009
  • “Charity Is Not about Helping”, Gwern2011
  • “Girl Scouts & Good Corporate Governance”, Gwern2011
  • “Insert, Abort, Retry?”, Gwern2012
  • “Immoral Books”, Gwern2010
  • “On Justifications”, Gwern2008
• Links
  • “Imperfect Parfit”, Kodsi & Maier2024
  • “What Do Animals Understand About Death?”
  • “Richard A. Cash, Who Saved Millions From Dehydration, Dies at 83”
  • “The Economic Way of Thinking in a Pandemic”, Tabarrok2024
  • “The Dark Triad of Personality and Folk Intuitions about Free Will and Moral Responsibility”, Djeriouat2023
  • “The Influence of Philosophical Training on the Evaluation of Philosophical Cases: a Controlled Longitudinal Study”, Maćkiewicz et al 2023
  • “A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of the Relationship between Economic Inequality and Prosocial Behavior”, Yang & Konrath2023c
  • “The Vanishing Family: They All Have a 50-50 Chance of Inheriting a Cruel Genetic Mutation—Which Means Disappearing into Dementia in Middle Age. This Is the Story of What It’s like to Live With Those Odds”, Kolker2023
  • “Let’s Do a Thought Experiment: Using Counterfactuals to Improve Moral Reasoning”, Ma et al 2023
  • “Harm Hypervigilance in Public Reactions to Scientific Evidence”, Clark et al 2023
  • “Schrödinger’s Categories: The Indeterminacy of Folk Metaethics”, Bush2023
  • “Business-Size Bias in Moral Concern: People Are More Dishonest Against Big Than Small Organizations”, Martuza et al 2023
  • “Worth the Risk? Greater Acceptance of Instrumental Harm Befalling Men Than Women”, Graso et al 2023
  • “Monetizing the Externalities of Animal Agriculture: Insights from an Inclusive Welfare Function”, Kuruc & McFadden2023
  • “The Influence of Affluence on Prosocial Behavior”, Fomina et al 2023
  • “Gene-Edited Hens May End Cull of Billions of Chicks”, Ghosh2022
  • “Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s Helps Scientists Develop New Test for Condition—Joy Milne, 72, Who Lives in Scotland Has Been Dubbed ’the Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s”, Ebrahimi2022
  • “Asymmetrical Genetic Attributions for the Presence and Absence of Health Problems”, Lebowitz et al 2022
  • “Permitting Immoral Behavior: A Generalized Compensation Belief Hypothesis”, Wang et al 2022g
  • “Losing Sight of Piecemeal Progress: People Lump and Dismiss Improvement Efforts That Fall Short of Categorical Change—Despite Improving”, O’Brien2022
  • “The Moralization of Effort”, Celniker et al 2022
  • “Testing Heritability of Moral Foundations: Common Pathway Models Support Strong Heritability for the Five Moral Foundations”, Zakharin & Bates2022
  • “A Systematic Review of Human Challenge Trials, Designs, and Safety”, Adams-Phipps et al 2022
  • “Perturbation of Right Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex Makes Power Holders Less Resistant to Tempting Bribes”, Hu et al 2022c
  • “Many Heads Are More Utilitarian Than One”, Keshmirian et al 2022
  • “The Human Black-Box: The Illusion of Understanding Human Better Than Algorithmic Decision-Making”, Bonezzi et al 2022
  • “Elite Capture of Foreign Aid: Evidence from Offshore Bank Accounts”, Andersen et al 2022
  • “Can Schools Change Religious Attitudes? Evidence from German State Reforms of Compulsory Religious Education”, Arold et al 2022 (page 3)
  • “Replication Crisis and Placebo Studies: Rebooting the Bioethical Debate”, Blease et al 2022
  • “DREAM: Uncovering Mental Models behind Language Models”, Gu et al 2021
  • “Laser Ablation of Human Guilt”, Fried et al 2021
  • “Children Are Unsuspecting Meat Eaters: An Opportunity to Address Climate Change”, Hahn et al 2021
  • “The Search for Predictable Moral Partners: Predictability and Moral (character) Preferences”, Turpin et al 2021
  • “What Was the Point of Equality?”, Bejan2021
  • “Beauty Goes Down to the Core: Attractiveness Biases Moral Character Attributions”, Klebl et al 2021
  • “Can Machines Learn Morality? The Delphi Experiment”, Jiang et al 2021
  • “Why Empathy Is Not a Reliable Source of Information in Moral Decision Making”, Decety2021
  • “Animal Minds, Social Change, and the Future of Fisheries Science”, Freeling & Connell2021
  • “If Giving Money to the Red Cross Increases Well-Being, Does Taking Money from the Red Cross Increase Ill-Being?—Evidence from Three Experiments”, Martela & Ryan2021
  • “Embryo Screening for Polygenic Disease Risk: Recent Advances and Ethical Considerations”, Tellier et al 2021
  • “The Psychology of (In)Effective Altruism”, Caviola et al 2021
  • “A Soul’s View of the Optimal Population Problem”, Croix & Doepke2021
  • “Moral Disciplining: the Cognitive and Evolutionary Foundations of Puritanical Morality”, Fitouchi et al 2021
  • “Maybe Favors: How to Get More Good Deeds Done”, Zürn et al 2021
  • “John Locke As a Reader of Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan: A New Manuscript”, Waldmann2021
  • “An Experimental Test of Fundraising Appeals Targeting Donor and Recipient Benefits”, List et al 2021
  • “Language Models Have a Moral Dimension”, Schramowski et al 2021
  • “Meta-Analysis on Belief in Free Will Manipulations”, Genschow et al 2021
  • “Re-Defending Feline Liberty: a Response to Fischer”, Abbate2021
  • “Broad Cross-National Public Support for Accelerated COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Designs”, Broockman et al 2021
  • “Biotechnology Research Viewed With Caution Globally, but Most Support Gene Editing for Babies To Treat Disease: Majorities across Global Publics Accept Evolution; Religion Factors Prominently in Belief”, Funk et al 2020
  • “Why We Fight Over Fiction”, Hanson2020
  • “Sex Differences in Moral Judgements across 67 Countries”, Atari et al 2020
  • “Millions of Animals May Be Missing from Scientific Studies”, Chawla2020
  • “Animal Welfare: Antispeciesism, Veganism and a ‘Life worth Living’”, Espinosa2020
  • “Publication Rate in Preclinical Research: a Plea for Preregistration”, Naald et al 2020
  • “Evaluating Use Cases for Human Challenge Trials in Accelerating SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine Development”, Nguyen et al 2020
  • “Thrones Wreathed in Shadow: Tacitus and the Psychology of Authoritarianism”, Rehman2020
  • “Aversion towards Simple Broken Patterns Predicts Moral Judgment”, Gollwitzer et al 2020
  • “Animal Ethics and Evolutionary Psychology—10 Ideas”, Fleischman2020
  • “Keep Your Cats Indoors: a Reply to Abbate”, Fischer2020
  • “An Attempt at Explaining, Blaming, and Being Very Slightly Sympathetic Toward Enron”, Lakeman2020
  • “Against Dog Ownership”, Lakeman2020
  • “Book Review: Hoover [Review of Whyte’s Hoover: An Extraordinary Life In Extraordinary Times]”, Alexander2020
  • “‘It’s Just Everywhere Already’: How Delays in Testing Set Back the US Coronavirus Response: A Series of Missed Chances by the Federal Government to Ensure More Widespread Testing Came during the Early Days of the Outbreak, When Containment Would Have Been Easier”, Fink & Baker2020
  • “Should We Sacrifice the Utilitarians First?”, Smilansky2020
  • “Cognitive Enhancement and Network Effects: How Individual Prosperity Depends on Group Traits”, Anomaly & Jones2020
  • “Cryonics for All?”, Thau2020
  • “The Phantom’s Pain—A Metal Gear Solid V Narrative Analysis”, Lakeman2020
  • “The Institutional Foundations of Religious Politics: Evidence from Indonesia”, Bazzi et al 2019
  • “Learning Norms from Stories: A Prior for Value Aligned Agents”, Frazier et al 2019
  • “Analysis of Official Deceased Organ Donation Data Casts Doubt on the Credibility of China’s Organ Transplant Reform”, Robertson et al 2019
  • “Peep Show—The Most Realistic Portrayal of Evil Ever Made”, Lakeman2019
  • “A Defense of Free-Roaming Cats from a Hedonist Account of Feline Well-Being”, Abbate2019
  • “A Mulching Proposal”, Keyes et al 2019
  • “Moral Permissibility of Action Plans”, Lindner et al 2019
  • “The New Epidemic—My Experience of Losing a Friend to Heroin”, Lakeman2019
  • “Killing Rabbits”, Válek2019
  • “Reflections on China’s Stalinist Heritage II: Just How Totalitarian Is Modern China?”, Greer2019
  • “Notes on Nggwal”, Buckner2019
  • “Radical Results: Gitcoin’s $25K Match—Results and Lessons Learned from Our First $25K in Matching”, Singh2019
  • “Gitcoin Grants: CLR Matching—Matching Contributions With up to $25,000 in Funding, in ETH”, Singh2019
  • “Reflections on China’s Stalinist Heritage I: A Tyrant’s Toolkit”, Greer2019
  • “Subsidizing PGD: The Moral Case for Funding Genetic Selection”, Kemper et al 2019
  • “Frequently Overlooked Realistic Moral Bioenhancement Interventions”, Conan2019
  • “Asymmetrical Genetic Attributions for Prosocial versus Antisocial Behavior”, Lebowitz et al 2019
  • “Ideological Differences in the Expanse of the Moral Circle”, Waytz et al 2019
  • “The Psychology of Existential Risk: Moral Judgments about Human Extinction”, Schubert et al 2019
  • “Hillbilly Elegy—The Culture of White American Poverty”, Lakeman2018
  • “The High Abortion Cost of Human Reproduction”, Rice2018
  • “Vengeance As Justice: Passages I Highlighted in My Copy of Eye for an Eye”, Greer2018
  • “Islam and Economic Performance: Historical and Contemporary Links”, Kuran2018
  • “Nozick’s Experience Machine: An Empirical Study”, Hindriks & Douven2017
  • “Relating Pattern Deviancy Aversion to Stigma and Prejudice”, Gollwitzer et al 2017
  • “We Don’t Want to Know What Will Kill Us: Years of Data on Genetic Testing Reveal That When given the Option, Most People Want Less Information, Not More”, Spinney2017
  • “Willpower Satisficing”, Chappell2017
  • “Everything Is Worse in China”, Greer2017
  • “Genetic Predisposition to Obesity and Medicare Expenditures”, Wehby et al 2017
  • “Experimental Studies on the Psychology of Property Rights”, Haji2017
  • “Men of Honor, Men of Interest”, Greer2016
  • “Doing vs. Allowing Harm”, Howard-Snyder & Woollard2016
  • “Switching Away from Utilitarianism: The Limited Role of Utility Calculations in Moral Judgment”, Sheskin & Baumard2016
  • “Toward a Naturalistic Theory of Moral Progress”, Buchanan & Powell2016
  • “101 Weird Writers #39: James Tiptree Junior”
  • “The Unilateralist’s Curse and the Case for a Principle of Conformity”, Bostrom et al 2016
  • “Discontinuation and Nonpublication of Randomized Clinical Trials Conducted in Children”
  • “Legal Roots of Authoritarian Rule in the Middle East: Civic Legacies of the Islamic Waqf”, Kuran2016
  • “Good Ventures: The Power of Informed Decisions”, Arrillaga-Andreessen & Murray2015
  • “Unsong § Interlude ט: The General Assembly”, Alexander2015
  • “The Most Predictable Disaster in the History of the Human Race: This Is What Bill Gates Is Afraid Of”, Klein2015
  • “Do Artificial Reinforcement-Learning Agents Matter Morally?”, Tomasik2014
  • “Meditations on Maoism—Ye Fu’s Hard Road Home”, Greer2014
  • “Use of Placebo Controls in the Evaluation of Surgery: Systematic Review”, Wartolowska2014
  • “Are You Morally Modified?: The Moral Effects of Widely Used Pharmaceuticals”, Levy et al 2014
  • “Aztec Political Thought”, Marquez2013
  • “Water Cannot Return”, Amichai & Sager2013
  • “Seeing Life In the Distance”, Sager2013
  • “Who By Very Slow Decay”, Alexander2013
  • “Refrigerator Safety Study: Case Study Analysis”, Hunter2013
  • “The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth: An Empirical Investigation”, Davis & Knauss2013
  • “The Strategic Consequences of Chinese Racism: A Strategic Asymmetry for the United States”, Anonymous & Anonymous2013
  • “Doing Enough”
  • “The Fallacy of Human Freedom; Review [John Gray, The Silence of Animals: On Progress and Other Modern Myths (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2013), 288 Pp]”, Merry2013
  • “The Whispering Earring”, Alexander2012
  • “Metamagical Themas: Sanity and Survival”, Hofstadter2012
  • “Self-Experimentation and Its Role in Medical Research”, Weisse2012
  • “Outing the It That Thinks: The Collapse of an Intellectual Ecosystem”, Bakker2011
  • “Bugs and Beasts Before the Law”, Humphrey2011
  • “Is Empathy Necessary for Morality?”, Prinz2011
  • “The Optimal Taxation of Height: A Case Study of Utilitarian Income Redistribution”, Mankiw & Weinzierl2010
  • “Robots Should Be Slaves”, Bryson2010
  • “Stuff § Colonoscopy”, Alexander2009
  • “The Disadvantage of a Good Reputation: Disney As a Target for Social Problems Claims”, Best & Lowney2009
  • “Male Rape and Human Rights”, Stemple2009
  • “Buddhist Animal Release Practices: Historic, Environmental, Public Health And Economic Concerns”, Shiu & Stokes2008
  • “Anesthetizing the Public Conscience: Lethal Injection and Animal Euthanasia”, Alper2008
  • “Two Arms and a Head: The Death of a Newly Paraplegic Philosopher”, Atreus2008
  • “Yes, Jolonah, There Is a Hell”, Ryding2008
  • “A Rule Against Perpetuities For The 21^st Century”, Schneider2007
  • “Damage to the Prefrontal Cortex Increases Utilitarian Moral Judgements”, Koenigs et al 2007
  • “A Good List”, Leithauser2006
  • Good and Real: Demystifying Paradoxes from Physics to Ethics, Drescher2006
  • “The Paradox Of Beneficial Retirement”, Smilansky2005
  • “Forbidden Knowledge”, Kempner et al 2005
  • “Jeremy Bentham on Slavery and the Slave Trade”, Rosen2005
  • “Incest Laws and Absent Taboos in Roman Egypt”, Strong2005
  • “Consider the Lobster: For 56 Years, the Maine Lobster Festival Has Been Drawing Crowds With the Promise of Sun, Fun, and Fine Food. One Visitor Would Argue That the Celebration Involves a Whole Lot More”, Wallace2004
  • “A Defense of Cannibalism”, Wisnewski2004
  • “The Psychologist Who Empathized With Rats: James Tiptree Junior As Alice B. Sheldon, PhD”, Elms2004
  • “Thinking the Unthinkable: Sacred Values and Taboo Cognitions”, Tetlock2003
  • “Genetic Manipulation in Humans As a Matter of Rawlsian Justice”, Brown2001
  • “Cornucopia: The Pace of Economic Growth in the 20^th Century”, DeLong2000
  • “Parachuting for Charity: Is It worth the Money? A 5-Year Audit of Parachute Injuries in Tayside and the Cost to the NHS”, Lee et al 1999
  • “The Simple Desire-Fulfillment Theory”
  • “Controlled Trials: the 1948 Watershed”, Doll1998
  • “Who Is Arguing About the Cat? Moral Action and Enlightenment According to Dōgen”, Mikkelson1997
  • “Buddhism and Ecology: The Interconnection of Dharma and Deeds”, Tucker & Williams1997
  • “Superhumanism: According to Hans Moravec § On the Inevitability & Desirability of Human Extinction”, Platt1995
  • “Medieval Monogamy”, Betzig1995
  • “The Irrelevance of the Medical Model of Mental Illness to Law and Ethics”, Greenberg & Bailey1994
  • “Pigs and Guinea Pigs: A Note on the Ethics of Animal Exploitation”, Blackorby & Donaldson1992
  • “A Proposal to Classify Happiness As a Psychiatric Disorder”, Bentall1992
  • “The Kingfisher”, Oliver1990
  • “Of a Happy Life: Book 3”, Seneca1990
  • “Leaving the Bomb Project: A Nuclear Physicist Responsible for Helping Design the Atomic Bomb Tells for the First Time Why He Decided to Leave Los Alamos in 1944”, Rotblat1985
  • “Effectiveness of Measures to Prevent Unintentional Deaths of Infants and Children from Suffocation and Strangulation”, Krauss1985
  • “A Conversation With Jeanne”, Miłosz1984
  • “Putting Cruelty First”, Shklar1982
  • Montaillou: The Promised Land of Error: Ch2, the domus, Ladurie1978
  • “In Praise of Self-Deprecation”, Szymborska1976
  • “Behavior Of Young Children Under Conditions Simulating Entrapment In Refrigerators”, Bain et al 1958
  • “The Wish Never To Have Been Born”, Cavan1932
  • “Nietzsche and Bizet”, Klein1925
  • “On the Part Played by Philosophy in the Progress of Man”, Seneca & Gummere1920
  • “Thomas Jefferson to Isaac McPherson, 13 August 1813”, Jefferson1813
  • “Some Unattractive Meta-Ethical Positions, Free to a Good Home”
  • “The Making of Final Fantasy VII”
  • “Sébastien Moro on the Most Insane Things Fish Can Do”, Moro2024
  • “Aztec Moral Philosophy Didn’t Expect Anyone to Be a Saint”
  • “The Moral Question That Stanford Asks Its Bioengineering Students”
  • “The Ethics of Reward Shaping”
  • “After Century of Removing Appendixes, Docs Find Antibiotics Can Be Enough: In a Five-Year Follow-Up, Nearly Two-Thirds of Patients Never Needed Surgery”
  • “The High Cost of Not Doing Experiments”
  • “A Good Volunteer Is Hard to Find”
  • “Adventures in the Assessment of Animal Speed and Morality”
  • “CBD in Colorado: Seeking a Marijuana Miracle”
  • “Two Concrete Ways to Help Feeder Rodents”
  • “Ultra-Near-Termism: Literally An Idea Whose Time Has Come”
  • “1972 Talk at CERN on Scientific Research”, Grothendieck2024
  • “The Importance of Wild-Animal Suffering”
  • “How Big a Deal Was the Industrial Revolution?”
  • “The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) Represents More Than 85% of the Assisted Reproduction Industry. SART Requires That Its Members Work Only With Agencies That Limit Compensation to Egg-Donors to around $5,000 or a Maximum of $10,000 (figures Decided upon by the Ethics Committee of an Affiliated Organization, The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM)). In Other Words, ASRM-SART Acts As a Buyer’s Cartel.”
  • “Hacking the Holocaust. Remembering the Data Pirates, Forgers”, Machina2024
  • “Rob Wiblin Interviews Tyler on Stubborn Attachments (BONUS)”
  • “99 Reasons2017 Was A Great Year”, Crunch2024
  • “Front Matter Human Genome Editing: Science, Ethics, and Governance”
  • “Philosophical Disquisitions: The Reversal Test and Status Quo Bias”
  • “Legalism in Chinese Philosophy”
  • “Mohism”
  • “Moral Anti-Realism”
  • “Probability in Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy”
  • “The Right Not to Know: When Ignorance Is Bliss but Deadly”
  • “The Reaction to the Harper’s Letter on Cancel Culture Proves Why It Was Necessary: I Was One of the 153 Signers and Am a Veteran of the Twitter Wars. But Even I Was Taken Aback by the Swift, Virulent Response.”
  • “Is There Suffering in Fundamental Physics?”
  • “Redirecting The Scholar’s Stage”
  • “On the Science and Ethics of Ebola Treatments”
  • “Volunteers: Nonprofits Really Want Their Money, Not Their Bodies”
  • “Newtonian Ethics”
  • “Meditations on Moloch”
  • “Vegetarianism for Meat-Eaters”
  • “Book Review: House of God”
  • “Fear And Loathing At Effective Altruism Global2017”
  • “My IRB Nightmare”
  • “Samsara”
  • “Another Empty, Lifeless Planet Found”
  • “The Sound of Evil”
  • “6-Year-Old Stares Down Bottomless Abyss Of Formal Schooling”
  • “Millions and Millions Dead”
  • “Study: Wolf Attacks Still Leading Cause Of Death In U.S.”
  • “Trope: ‘Kick the Dog’”, TVTropes2024
  • “‘Ethics’ Is Advertising”
  • “After 92 Years, Millionaire Miser’s Heirs Finally Split $100M”
  • “The Great Penguin Sweater Fiasco”
  • “A Walking Time Bomb? The Trouble With Ira Glass’s Dog, Piney”
  • “‘Stubborn Attachments’: Full Text – Stubborn Attachments – Medium”
  • “Back in the USSR: What Life Was like in the Soviet Union”
  • “Raising Welfare for Lab Rodents”
  • “Your Book Review: Dominion [Animal Rights]”
  • “Your Book Review: Two Arms and a Head”
  • “Extracts from Hyperion: Oceanus”
  • “Why Insects Are More Sensitive Than They Seem”
  • “The Government Has Fiercely Decried a Shenzhen Scientist’s Gene Editing, in Contrast to Its Push past Ethical Barriers in AI”
  • “Picking Embryos With Best Health Odds Sparks New DNA Debate: Science Could Allow Parents to Select for Taller, Smarter Kids; It’s Just Another Way of Preventing Disease”
  • “Storm Over Biology”
  • “Does Power Really Corrupt?”
  • “Speaking Freely: Ada Palmer”
  • “Machiavelli V: Why We Keep Asking ‘Was Machiavelli an Atheist?’”
  • “Suicide of the Liberals”, Morson2024
  • “Child Expert Grants Dying Boy’s Wish to Have Sex”
  • “Trust Issues”
  • “Humans Are Utility Monsters”
  • “Mike Darwin on Animal Research, Moral Cowardice, and Reasoning in an Uncaring Universe”
  • “Nonprofit Boards Are Weird”, Karnofsky2024
  • “Not By Empathy Alone”
  • “China’s Bid to Be a DNA Superpower: First China Conquered DNA Sequencing. Now It Wants to Dominate Precision Medicine Too”
  • “How To Be Good”
  • “Last Call”
  • “Spalding Gray’s Catastrophe”
  • “Killing Animals at the Zoo”
  • “The Comforting Fictions of Dementia Care”
  • “The Ethics of Bloodless Medicine”
  • “The Joys And Ethics Of Insect Eating”
  • “She Told the Family of a Severely Disabled Man That She Could Help Him to Communicate With the outside World. The Relationship That Followed Would Lead to a Criminal Trial.”
  • “Should Parents of Children With Severe Disabilities Be Allowed to Stop Their Growth?”
  • “Human Gene Editing Receives Science Panel’s Support”
  • “The Struggle to Build a Massive ‘Biobank’ of Patient Data”
  • “Some Case Studies in Early Field Growth”
  • “Ancestor Worship Is Efficient”
  • “Covert Virtue – the Signal That Doesn’t Bark?”
  • “Let Us Give To Future”
  • “Parable of the Multiplier Hole”
  • “Under the Rule of Amida Buddha”
  • “Expected Value without Expecting Value”
  • “We Laughed at the Republican Busybody Who Couldn’t Joke, Declared War on Dirty Paintings, and Peered through Your Bedroom Window. Now That Person Has Switched Sides, and Nobody’s Laughing”
  • “The American Press Is Destroying Itself”
  • “Living like a Dead Man”
  • “The Colossal Government Failure That Obstructed a Potentially Major Medical Breakthrough”
  • “Genetic Testing of Embryos Is Creating an Ethical Morass”
  • “A Doctor and Medical Ethicist Argues Life After 75 Is Not worth Living”
  • “Why Is Russia So Homophobic?”
  • “The Force That Drives the Flower”
  • “When Your Child Is a Psychopath”
  • “Do Animals Have Feelings?”
  • “Why Do Republican Leaders Continue to Enable Trump”
  • “Fighting for My Son With Cystic Fibrosis”
  • “Do Elephants Have Souls?”
  • “This American Life #480 § 3. Animal Sacrifice”, Glass2024
  • “Barbra Streisand Is Not Alone. At a South Korean Laboratory, an Once-Disgraced Doctor Is Replicating Hundreds of Deceased Pets for the Rich and Famous. It’s Made for More Than a Few Questions of Bioethics.”
  • “Plant-Based Meat like Beyond and Impossible Burgers Get Their Beefy Taste from Flavorists”
  • “Fatal Distraction: Forgetting a Child in the Backseat of a Car Is a Horrifying Mistake. Is It a Crime?”
  • “Discounts, Guarantees and the Search for ‘Good’ Genes: The Booming Fertility Business”
  • “A New Age of Genetic Screening Is Coming—And We Don’t Have Any Rules for It: New ‘Polygenic’ Screening Techniques Open a Pandora’s Box of Ethical Issues”
  • “Even China Roundly Condemns Editing the Genes of Babies”
  • “Wirehead Hedonism versus Paradise-Engineering”
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