Humility and Hubris in Science and Technology
In April, researchers discovered that the dysbindin-1 gene may be linked to general cognitive ability. This was reported in scientific journals but its potential impacts were not seriously discussed.
In April, researchers discovered that the dysbindin-1 gene may be linked to general cognitive ability. This was reported in scientific journals but its potential impacts were not seriously discussed.
Christopher Strong | Posted 11.26.2011
Life's Like That One of the many interesting positions that life can twist you into is that of being wrong and right on the same subject. Such has b...
Tom Engelhardt | Posted 11.08.2011
The uses of 9/11 in the decade since have added up to a profile in cowardice, not courage, and if we let it be used that way in the next decade, we will go down in history as a nation of cowards.
Nigel Hamilton | Posted 05.25.2011
What happens when a great nation -- and this is a great nation -- elects a ruler who is not up to the task of being president? The answer is to be found in George W. Bush's memoirs, Decision Points.
Will Marshall | Posted 05.25.2011
Among foreign policy mandarins here and abroad, it's become axiomatic that America must radically downsize its global ambitions to avoid hubris and to match our straitened economic circumstances. Hillary Clinton is having none of it.
Steve Clemons | Posted 05.25.2011
This knee-jerk criticism of Michael Steele is wrong-headed by the Dems -- and all too predictable from neoconservatives like Bill Kristol. The recklessness is Kristol's -- and the hubris the DNC's.
Lisa Solod | Posted 05.25.2011
In the past few weeks, the two most famous and arguably most successful black men in America have taken a huge fall.
Michael DeJong | Posted 05.25.2011
With a smart president now at the helm, we'll be entering a new era that'll offer decency over hubris, peace over war, intelligence over beliefs, openness over secrecy, and creativity over the status quo.
Terry Newell | Posted 05.21.2012