The Ethics of Fighting Ebola | by Peter Singer - Project Syndicate
When facing a disease that kills up to 70% of those who are infected, and no accepted treatment yet exists, should patients be subjected to clinical trials in which they might receive a placebo? Carefully monitoring the outcomes of different experimental treatments might be a more ethical approach. PRINCETON – It may, in the end, turn out to be fortunate that a handful of people in developed count
Should Adult Sibling Incest Be a Crime? | by Peter Singer - Project Syndicate
The incest taboo has an obvious evolutionary explanation. But when it comes to sex between adult siblings, should we allow our judgment of what is a crime to be determined by feelings of repugnance that may have strengthened the evolutionary fitness of ancestors who lacked effective contraception? PRINCETON – Last month, the German Ethics Council, a statutory body that reports to the Bundestag, re
Parallels to 1937 | by Robert J. Shiller - Project Syndicate
The depression that followed the 1929 stock-market crash took a turn for the worse eight years later, and recovery came only with the enormous economic stimulus provided by World War II, a conflict that cost more than 60 million lives. The global situation today is not nearly so dire, but there are parallels, particularly to 1937. NEW HAVEN – The depression that followed the stock-market crash of
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Break Up Citigroup | by Simon Johnson - Project Syndicate
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