For Rousseau, natural man lives in harmony with himself. He is not virtuous because he has acquired virtue, but because he ...
The rapid rise of AI exposes our dangerous history of elevating property rights over mutual obligation, writes Bruce Lundy Butler.
In his farewell address, Washington warned of the danger of political parties. He believed that loyalty to a party over the nation would divide the ...
But I'm 100% sure I'd have remembered if they taught me any of these 19 freaky facts. Check them out: 1. Philosopher and writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau developed a spanking fetish a ...
Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin reminds people that learning is always a better investment than remaining uninformed. The famous saying explains how education helps people avoid costly mistakes, ...
How a middle class medical student became Nigeria’s public enemy number one - and its most revolutionary star.
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Socialists aren’t naive about human nature

Critics of socialism frequently charge that it rests on an overly optimistic view of human nature. The truth is that socialists want a system that guards against tendencies to greed and domination.
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What is more valuable arrives later

An essay argues that patience and intellectual maturity, in education and democracy alike, matter more than quick results or state-enforced truths.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) dealt a body blow to a voter identification ballot measure by rewriting the ...
You might have heard this phrase before. It’s long been attributed to Marie Antoinette, who was queen of France from 1774 to 1792 – but historians don’t believe she ever said it. It all goes back to ...