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A Sad and Terrible Thing
Joe and I have already griped on several occasions, both in the podcast and on the blog, about the strange and unique way American politics does, or more precisely does not, grapple with the costs of … more →
The Regimen
Bipolar: Sick or Special?
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Jason Booy wrote 1 week ago: Let me be clear: bipolar is a disease listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM). It is d … more →
A Sad and Terrible Thing
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Jeff wrote 2 weeks ago: Joe and I have already griped on several occasions, both in the podcast and on the blog, about the s … more →
Legalize It
Jeff wrote 3 weeks ago: Andrew Sullivan links to this chart, which provides a helpful visual breakdown of the costs and absu … more →
The Uselessness of Torture
Jeff wrote 1 month ago: Michael Isikoff has been reporting on the behind-the-scenes efforts which went into the Justice Depa … more →
Hong Kong 48th, China 168th
masato wrote 1 month ago: Well, I guess the title says it all. It’s according to this year’s press freedom index. … more →
Eh, Good Point
Jeff wrote 2 months ago: So just the other day I put up a post agreeing with Andrew Samwick that it would be better if U.S. S … more →
What Underlies Polanski's Arrest
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Jeff wrote 2 months ago: I’m not sure it’s worthwhile to comment on the whole Roman Polanski business, but it see … more →
The Proper Constituency
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Jeff wrote 2 months ago: In the second part of our podcast on the public option, I made the point that one of the more screwy … more →
The Moral Case for Rationing
Jeff wrote 2 months ago: Here’s an interesting bit from an interview Ezra Klein did with Kent Conrad, one of the modera … more →
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masato wrote 2 months ago: According to this Telegraph article, a group of politicians in France are trying to introduce a law … more →
The Dark Knight, Reconsidered
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Jeff wrote 3 months ago: This is a bit old hat, but I haven’t done a “movie” post in a while. Doing our con … more →
We Were Better Than We Are
Jeff wrote 3 months ago: What Will Wilkinson said. Watching and reading the various 9/11 remembrances this year, I get the se … more →
The Asteroid No One Noticed
Jeff wrote 3 months ago: According to E.J. Dionne, Obama’s health care speech on Wednesday will not be this week’ … more →
On Torture: What Yglesias Said
Jeff wrote 3 months ago: It’s the weekend, and while I can’t speak for Joe, that means blogging for me is light t … more →
Law & Ethics
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judi10 wrote 5 months ago: Syllabus Power Points Chapter01, Chapter02, Chapter03, Chapter04, Chapter05,Chapter06, Chapter07, Ch … more →
Criminalization of Non-Disclosure of HIV Status
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Jason Booy wrote 9 months ago: I’d like to put forward a lego-ethical question raised during our symposium on HIV/AIDS today. … more →
Court Ruling from the Bedside
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Jason Booy wrote 11 months ago: Usually the law takes time. Just the words “court case” conjour up impressions of a long … more →
Wins & Losses for Civil Rights
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Jason Booy wrote 1 year ago: Quickly, I want to recognize today as an historic one for tolerance in the US. As the American peopl … more →
Morality Beyond Legalism
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Jason Booy wrote 1 year ago: Although it’s been released for almost a decade, I only just saw the movie ‘The Cider Ho … more →
