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Benjamin Sledge in The Panopticon

Nov 29, 2023

Gen Z Has a History Lesson Problem

When history, arts, and the humanities are no longer taught, the…

85 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Oct 12, 2023

Israel, Palestine And The Lost Skill Of Defending Nazis

Praise bounteous providence that grants ogres…

66 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Nov 20, 2023

‘Neurodivergence’ Is Both Stupid And Dangerous

We need to stop pathologising our existence and pay…

74 responses

Benjamin Sledge in The Panopticon

Dec 18, 2023

In Defense of Marriage

It’s more than statistics. For marriage to work, we must understand the history…

39 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Dec 8, 2023

The Accidental Endorsement Of Terrorist Warfare

It’s all just oppressor/oppressed and we’ll have no…

45 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Dec 18, 2023

Marriage Is A Mess

If we no longer bother with ‘until death do us part’ — should we let this outdated…

37 responses

Benjamin Sledge in The Panopticon

Oct 18, 2023

The Nexus of Human Collateral and Geopolitics in the Israel-Hamas War

How the West, Iran, civilian…

19 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Nov 7, 2023

Welcome To The Land Of Pretzel Thinking

Would you like to play homonormative, trans-inclusive…

31 responses

Benjamin Sledge in The Panopticon

Nov 13, 2023

Revisiting the Lost Art of Civil Discourse in a Polarized World

The echo chamber problem and the quest…

17 responses

Argumentative Penguin in The Panopticon

Nov 15, 2023

The Glorious Tale Of How Bennguin Came To Pass

There’s a new publication in town and you are cordially…

11 responses

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