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    • A Transit of Common Sense

      A Transit of Common Sense0

      Against the noonday sun of transgender affirmation in Britain a dark object was seen to pass this week. It was a question mark, or rather, several marks in close succession. Two psychotherapists, a re-transitioned woman and a member of parliament cast doubt on what, in a few short years, has become standard practice among health

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    • The Wasting of Time and Human Happiness

      The Wasting of Time and Human Happiness0

      • November 27, 2018

      As an undergraduate, I went for walks in rural Michigan. Sometimes alone, sometimes with others. Romantic walks, friendly walks, philosophical walks, beautiful walks. On one memorable walk, I delighted in the loveliness of the effect a streetlight can have on green leaves in the dark. I wasted time on those walks, and it shaped my

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    • Three Things a Woman Should Never Do on a First Date

      Three Things a Woman Should Never Do on a First Date0

      A while back, Intellectual Takeout published an article titled Three Things a Man Should Never Do on a First Date. The article drew a heated response, with readers expressing very different views. But one thing was clear: they wanted a version of the article aimed at women. To fulfill this request, I interviewed as many

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    • Why ‘Check Your Privilege’ is Squelching Discourse

      Why ‘Check Your Privilege’ is Squelching Discourse1

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    • The Real Reason for the Uber Gender Gap

      The Real Reason for the Uber Gender Gap0

      • November 26, 2018

      In a recent article, Cody Cook, et al. examine a detailed dataset covering more than a million Uber drivers. While the difference in earnings by gender among Uber drivers is large, “we are able to completely explain the pay gap with three main factors related to driver preferences and learning: returns to experience, a pay

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    • The Costs of Presidential Candor

      The Costs of Presidential Candor0

      • November 26, 2018

      Predictably, Donald Trump was attacked both by the establishment and the media as “crude,” “unpresidential,” and “gratuitous” for a recent series of blunt and graphic statements on a variety of current policies. Oddly, the implied charge this time around was not that Trump makes up stuff, but that he said things that were factual but

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