Letter from the Editor: It’s OK to not have an opinion on everything
Being expected to have an opinion on everything is an insidious moral cancer.
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The term “queerbaiting” becomes weird internet doublespeak
The recent accusations of queerbaiting against Billie Eilish are just another example of how out of touch the internet is with reality.
The Principle’s Office: How to avoid falling for fake nice guys like David Dobrik
You’re only as good as your behavior in situations where unethical choices are the most tempting.
The Principle’s Office: Memes are putting the ‘fun’ in non-fungible-tokens
Young people should capitalize off of the knowledge they have on meme-culture.
BDS is antisemitic
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement is more about opposing Jewish self-determination than they are about supporting Palestinian liberation.
The corruption behind the Robinhood disaster skyrockets ‘to the moon’
Exsqueeze me but we need to talk about Gamestop, Robinhood and unchecked corporate lobbying.
Armchair social justice is a weapon of mass distraction
Attention must be directed towards the news that actually matters.
The Curious Case of The Social Media Marketplace: Why The Free Market Cannot Regulate Big Tech
Big tech firms should stray away from content moderation and focus on legality issues.
The Principle’s Office: Borat’s epistemological contributions are ‘very nice’
Borat is showing us certain uncomfortable facts in a fashion that is hard to dispute and forcing us to acknowledge them as problems.
The Principle’s Office: Big tech is exploiting your unconscious biases for votes
Not only is your brain sometimes tricking you, but there are also powerful entities out there with a vested interest in tricking you as well.