Iran's vague hijab laws, a revolution's slogan, and the gap between what a state can legislate and what its people will accept.
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Iran's vague hijab laws, a revolution's slogan, and the gap between what a state can legislate and what its people will accept.
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Philosophy · EthicsHow neural processes shape human behaviour, weighing libertarian free will against fMRI evidence of neural jurisdiction.
PoliticsSydney Sweeney's Novig advert, the athletes who answered it, and the regulatory gap underneath it.
PoliticsFrom ‘kinda chic’ debate ads to the ‘girlie’ trends, a look at whether we find marketing aimed at young women silly because it is, or because it is feminine.
EconomicsSix years on, tickets cost about a fifth more than in 2019. Supply shortages explain part of it, pricing power explains the rest.
Ethics · LawHaving a mental illness is not the same as being legally insane. How courts decide where responsibility ends.
PoliticsSleep tracking, ‘sleepmaxxing’ and a trillion-dollar sleep economy: how a basic biological function became a product.
PoliticsA comprehensive analysis of the democratic public's response to COVID-19 measures. Shortlisted for the John Locke Essay Competition 2026.
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