October 2002

One Nation, Many Gods

Vouchers, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the separation of church and state Cathy Young
Laughter in the Ruins

What hasn't changed since 9/11. Jesse Walker
Making a Killing in Business

When crime pays, there will be plenty of criminals. Michael W. Lynch

Who's To Blame for 9-11?

Peter Bagge
Biology vs. the Blank Slate

Evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker deconstructs the great myths about how the mind works. Nick Gillespie and Ronald Bailey
You've Lost Your Way, Baby

How organized feminism has made itself irrelevant Catherine Seipp
Face the Facts

Facial recognition technology?s troubled past -- and troubling future.
Closing the Books

Open government after 9/11. Jeffrey Benner
The Forever War

How long can an emergency last? Jacob Sullum
Freedom for Safety

An old trade -- and a useless one Nick Gillespie
Fixing Foreign Policy

How the U.S. should wage the war on terror. Ted Galen Carpenter
Then and Now: Women's progress, 1960-present

Catherine Seipp
The Experimental Economist

Nobel laureate Vernon Smith takes markets places they've never been before. Nick Gillespie and Michael W. Lynch

Performance Anxiety

The tragedy of Asian success Jeremy Lott
Hidden Country

The secret family tree of country music Damon W. Root
Smash! Pow! Bam!

Why superheroes go bankrupt Jeremy Lott
Dangerous Thinkers

20th-century philosophers' love affair with totalitarianism Mark Goldblatt
Bitch Goddess

Ann Coulter's perverse appeal Sara Rimensnyder

Artifact: No Go Logo

Creepy agency casts evil eye on Planet Earth Jesse Walker

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