A collection of 32 posts
If you want to get a glimpse into the future of journalism—not to mention poetry, music, fiction, and all the rest—these tempests offer a good taste of what’s to come.
It’s no use demanding ethics, logic or accountability from a mob because the mob has no identity or legal status.
Measures implemented too early are deemed “alarmist,” if implemented too late, “negligent.”
Quillette has come a long way from its humble beginnings — but we still have a way to go.
An author by the purported name of Archie Carter sent us an article that appeared on our web site under the title “DSA is Doomed” for several hours today. After it appeared, we got a tip that it contained false information. When the author couldn’t supply answers to our
Here is just a sample of what some readers you may know are saying.
The best we can do in the short-term is to return again and again to the better angels of our nature and try to keep these horrific events in perspective.
Scientific and technological progress cannot happen without people thinking freely—so to clamp down on it is to clamp down on progress itself.
Large-scale studies have found that around ten percent of adults in Western nations experience chronic loneliness.
Which of these, or any of Dr Carl’s other papers, contain “vital errors in data-analysis”? We’re not told.
Social media has sped time up. In the world of Twitter, outrage is instantaneous, and deliberation impossible.
Legacy media is not the gatekeeping institution it once was. Large parts of our higher education systems have been captured by administrators and activists.
We would like to increase our funding to be able to pay all of our contributors and support the editors to pursue the highest standards of editorial oversight they can.