Month: November 2016

On Moral Buck-Passing

I want to discuss an issue that’s been looming increasingly ominously for me of late. It presents, I think, an incredibly thorny ethical problem, and I’d like to workshop some possible solutions or constructive approaches. I’ll be looking at the issue here through the lens of consequentialism, the view that the goodness or badness of … Continue reading…

The Architecture of Rage

So…a thing happened. Again. A pretty bad thing, by most objective measures, and more bad things are undoubtedly waiting in the wings. We need to talk about it. And we need to do a better job of talking about it than we’ve been doing. In the years since my matriculation in evolutionary psychology, I’ve grown … Continue reading…