John Gustavson explores the evolving tension between science and religion, critiques theological attempts to reconcile the two, and warns of existential threats posed by nuclear weapons and artificial intelligence in a rapidly advancing world.

Thomas Hatsis challenges the common belief that U.S. cannabis laws originated from racism. He argues that claims about anti-cannabis crusader Harry Anslinger’s racial motives are overstated and often based on misattributed or fabricated quotes.

Javier Reyes argues that AI, like internet porn under Rule 34, will inevitably infiltrate every aspect of life. Despite ethical concerns, its spread is driven by technological determinism, corporate power, and unavoidable creative destruction—with no exceptions.