Lesson from Brian Williams’ dishonesty: Faking is futile—and hazardous
Why should one follow honesty systematically, as a principle?
Why should one follow honesty systematically, as a principle?
“The medieval Christian threat is under control, Mr. President. Please deal with the radical Islamic threat today.”
There should not be politically correct or incorrect crimes in the first place. There should only be crimes.
Once again the crisis in Greece is threatening the unity of the entire euro zone.
No Greek recovery will be possible until the newly elected Marxists become unapologetic capitalists.
Knowing results alone cannot establish whether there is fairness or justice.
The claim that the vaccine for measles causes autism has been discredited by evidence.
Moral principles, such as self-interest, rationality, honesty, justice, integrity, independence, productiveness, and pride, are not based on feelings but on facts.
The best that politicians can do is to give parents and children who are serious about education a mechanism to opt out of rotten schools. That option is something the education establishment fights tooth and nail against.