I confess, what with London burning and Washington falling, going on with my series about evolutionary ethics, I feel a little bit like Nero fiddling. But since my original intention had been to write ...

Selfishness often receives a bad rap, usually associated with greed, narcissism, or moral failure. However, is it always destructive, or could it serve an evolutionary and ethical purpose? As our ...

In a recent post, I discussed a paper I published a few days ago with several bioethicists on whether trade-offs between generations are always unjust. Since I have received numerous replies, I would ...

Ann M. Ravel is well acquainted with the role of ethics in governmental and legal spaces. A leading figure in Silicon Valley, the country, and abroad, Ravel has accumulated a large amount of knowledge ...