Understanding moral relativism’s flaws of subjectivity Benjamin Beisheim February 1, 2017 Opinion Rape is wrong in India and in Iceland, in Syria and in Spain, in Mali and on the moon, and in England and everywhere else. Mahatma Gandhi was a better man than Adolf Hitler. If you can accept these two claims, ...
Understanding moral relativism’s flaws of subjectivity Benjamin Beisheim February 1, 2017 Opinion Rape is wrong in India and in Iceland, in Syria and in Spain, in Mali and on the moon, and in England and everywhere else. Mahatma Gandhi was a better man than Adolf Hitler. If you can accept these two claims, ...
Presidential election reflects an ignorant America Benjamin Beisheim December 7, 2016 Opinion A man who thinks that China had taken advantage of the United States in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations will soon become our nation's chief diplomat. A man whose rise to power was engendered by...
Partisan allegiances inhibit sensible political views Benjamin Beisheim November 16, 2016 Opinion A recent study found that people who voted for Hillary Clinton had an average IQ of 112, while those who voted for Donald Trump had an average IQ of 86. Many of you, I’m sure, read this statistic and felt a su...
Identity Politics Benjamin Beisheim October 26, 2016 Lifestyle In the midst of an increasingly contentious presidential election season, the political landscape of the United States seems to be reaching new heights of polarization. Political polarization is a term that des...
Vote on marijuana Benjamin Beisheim September 14, 2016 News, Uncategorized On Nov. 8, the state of California will vote on Proposition 64, which seeks to legalize recreational marijuana. While California was the first state to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes in 1996, Prop...
