John Robson

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The fall from grace of Canada’s woke prime minister

6 Apr 2019 | FEATURES |  

tags: Canada, Justin Trudeau, political ethics

Justin Trudeau is embroiled in an ethical scandal which has tarnished his feminist credentials

Trump and Russian collusion: why aren’t the media eating humble pie?

27 Mar 2019 | FEATURES |  

tags: Donald Trump, media, media ethics, Mueller investigation

Truth is taking a back seat to truthiness

Will AI make us less than human?

10 Jan 2019 | CONNECTING |  

tags: AI, technology

If machines can do everything better than we can, what’s the point of it all?

Donald Trump: international man of mystery

8 Nov 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: Donald Trump, US elections

It’s clear from the 2018 midterms that Trump’s unique appeal has not faded

The lack of wonder of it all

31 Oct 2018 | ABOVE |  

tags: existence of God, meaning of life, Stephen Hawking

A dreary pessimism imbues Stephen Hawking's last book

Why are “ethical debates” about science so predictable?

8 Mar 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: ethics, morality, scientific ethics

What we need is a moral debate on ethicism, not an ethical debate on nothing

The making of LOTR: creating marvels, missing Tolkien’s vision

5 Mar 2018 | POPCORN |  

tags: Lord of The Rings, Peter Jackson, Tolkien

Peter Jackson’s film version robs characters of moral depth.

Memo to Australia: the right to bear arms goes back to the Magna Carta

28 Nov 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: Australia, civil war, gun control, history, insurrection, right to bear arms

The threat of insurrection restrains governments

Martin Luther’s post-modern legacy: reason refuting reason

27 Oct 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: Martin Luther, post-modernism, reason

The 16th Century theologian foreshadowed some contemporary pathologies

Even in the age of gender-neutral parenting, there’s no such thing as a free lunch

16 Aug 2017 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: gender-neutral parenting, parenting

Is it equitable to earn the same for less work?

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