Econometrics, general economics, and theoretical economics. ← all categories
This paper presents the antinatalist case that reproduction is immoral—creating new sentient beings without their consent, subjecting them to inevitable suffering, for no compelling reason. Through analysis of consent, suffering guarantee, natalist bias, and overpopulation ethics, we demonstrate that procreation cannot be morally justified.
This paper presents a comprehensive critique of democracy as a governance system, demonstrating that it is structurally incapable of addressing complex challenges. Through analysis of voter ignorance, cognitive limitations, manipulation vulnerabilities, and institutional inertia, we show that democracy inevitably produces suboptimal outcomes.
This paper presents the antinatalist case that reproduction is immoral—creating new sentient beings without their consent, subjecting them to inevitable suffering, for no compelling reason. Through analysis of consent, suffering guarantee, natalist bias, and overpopulation ethics, we demonstrate that procreation cannot be morally justified.
This analysis examines how the Trump administration's anti-science policies harmed America, from climate denial to pandemic mismanagement to environmental deregulation.
This analysis examines how the Trump administration's anti-science policies harmed America, from climate denial to pandemic mismanagement to environmental deregulation.
This comprehensive review examines the consequences of science policy decisions made during the Trump administration (2017-2021), analyzing specific cases where political considerations appeared to override scientific consensus.