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I was in an Uber, rereading Philosophy: Who Needs It—because nothing pairs better with morning traffic than unyielding metaphysics. Rand’s words, …

In a nameless future where the past is buried and banned, a City rises, surrounded by the wild whispers of the …

You can now order your copy of the sixth issue of our magazine, dedicated to thought-provoking debates. Soapboxes and Civil Discourse …

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Poland is now fully on track for a far-right takeover A pimp, a football hooligan, and a mafia-world boxer who preys …

Whilst riding a train down to London to attend an event hosted by and for lovers of liberty, I found myself …

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Zoltan Istvan is the founder of the Transhumanist Party, the author of the “Transhumanist Bill of Rights”, and a frequently interviewed …

This article is part of our special print debate issue. Below, you’ll find the case in favor of the resolution, followed …

Last month, the European Union imposed hefty fines on major tech companies: €500 million on Apple and €200 million on Meta, …

For generations, in a small village, everyone was required to learn how to draw maps of a continent that no longer …