Patrick Keeney

What we are witnessing on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as on both sides of the aisle, is a dangerous and widespread historical and cultural amnesia.

If Canadians care about freedom, they must care about the institutions that cultivate the habits of mind on which freedom depends.

For many, the salient point of the Epstein files is the scandal. I think it is more accurately seen as a disclosure.

Our public culture rewards juvenile certainty while punishing hesitation, qualification, or good-faith disagreements.

The reigning vice of our age is a smug overconfidence in rendering verdicts, an affliction that affects the left and the right of the political spectrum.

Science has always depended on a collective judgment that is slow, careful, and selective. That judgment is now swamped.

What we are witnessing on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as on both sides of the aisle, is a dangerous and widespread historical and cultural amnesia.

If Canadians care about freedom, they must care about the institutions that cultivate the habits of mind on which freedom depends.

For many, the salient point of the Epstein files is the scandal. I think it is more accurately seen as a disclosure.

Our public culture rewards juvenile certainty while punishing hesitation, qualification, or good-faith disagreements.

The reigning vice of our age is a smug overconfidence in rendering verdicts, an affliction that affects the left and the right of the political spectrum.

Science has always depended on a collective judgment that is slow, careful, and selective. That judgment is now swamped.