Fairness—Why I'm Voting Yes On Prop 16 & You Should Too
Critics argue that Prop 16 is inherently unfair. This post challenges this view by analysing the proposed law in terms of fairness for the disadvantaged.
Paul Geerligs
Trump's COVID-19: Schadenfreude is neither Right or Wrong
Update 04 October: since publication, Prof Siegel left a brilliant reply in the comments.
Susanna Siegel wrote a great piece on why feeling schadenfreude is the wrong reaction to the president’s contraction
The Ethics of Tipping
Having returned to the United States after spending my formative years in Europe, it was only natural that I would experience culture shock. Most of it was expected (switching back to imperial units,
Thoughts on Rawls and a Neutral Internet
The United States Congress recently deposed Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google for anticompetitiveness. I agree that they are anticompetitive but probably not for the usual reason. They are in short, the new gatekeepers
White America's Violent Reaction to Floyd Protests
Recent events have been no easy matter. First we’re struck by Covid-19 and told that it will be a reoccurring event, but then another recurrent plague has struck the US yet again–