I don't think Black lives ever really mattered; only our contributions make us human (to them).

We are calling for papers from professionals, academics, and independent scholars interested in sharing their vision of the future.  This...

Ideanomics has now fought back! After J Capital and Hindenburg Research released the short reports on the “Company”, it’s stock price dro...

Today, the notice of the Lead Plaintiff deadline for the shareholders who belive Ideanomics has committed fraud has been issued. The case...

Ideanomics provided an update on their previous announced order of 500 Jiangsu AOXIN X30L that caused the stock to soar in the first plac...

On Friday morning I bought 50 shares of IDEX. Then this happened: On Friday, Block and Leviton LLP anational securities litigation firm ...

Freelancers and small businesses (I'll call them newbies) are popping up all over our ever-evolving, tech-driven society. However, there ...

6. The cinesphere as electronic monster This eventuality was to some extent anticipated in a little-known novel written in 1956, the year...

Defined a few terms, presented the general argument and examined one of the premises. Time to step back a little and see what others are...

The theory of moral rot is: 1. Moral Luck introduces a probabilistic structure to ethical assessment 2. Entropy is a method to model prob...

While moral rot has roots in the Bible and the origins of documented western philosophy, allusions, references and fear mongering inducin...

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Race. One of the most overly discussed and analyzed hot button topics ever. The fact that it's still an issue this year is, quite frankly...

Common sense suggests that as we grow older we grow wiser. As a result of being wise, we should also be more ethical. But how might we e...

2. Opening digression on the function of art, via Whitehead So, once again, and as a first elliptical step along the circuitous path we a...

1. The question and the problem What’s Elon Musk got to do with us? If we’re going to use Musk as a prism through which to understand not...