Unsafe Science

Why Academic Cancellations Are Generally Wrong Even When the Target is Clearly Evil

Justin Kalef is Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Rutgers University.

Oct 16 • Justin Kalef

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The Double Burden gets the Burden Wrong

Combining both paid and unpaid working hours, women work slightly, not massively, more than men.

Oct 9 • Jonathan Barazzutti

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Endorsement of Professional Societies’ Gender-Affirming Care Recommendations Correlates with Leftwing Authoritarianism and Willingness to…

Response to Critics, Part I: What Our HHS Study Actually Found

Oct 2 • Lee Jussim, Ohad Fedida, and Colin Wright

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September 2026

Bias as a four-letter word

The three-word compound concept of Heuristics and Biases, introduced as an academic term to revitalize cognitive psychology, has become a household…

Sep 24 • Joachim I. Krueger

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Decolonized therapy

May we have an opinion?

Sep 10 • Joachim I. Krueger

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The Day Science Died

As Dr. Fauci pleads the Fifth, I am still waiting for an apology from my former colleagues for calling Ivy League research about COVID “conspiracy…

Sep 3 • Luke Conway

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August 2026

The Sayings of Hoca Camide

The Early-Ish Work

Aug 20 • Joachim I. Krueger

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Lest They Forget

The Great Awokening in Headlines, Photos, Video and Data

Aug 16 • Lee Jussim

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0≠0 2.0: The IAT is NOT a Clean Measure of Associations (Let Alone "Implicit Bias")

Old and New Evidence Reviewed

Aug 10 • Lee Jussim

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2+2=5? A Postmodern Odyssey

Revisiting a Bizarre Great Awokening Sidebar

Aug 3 • Lee Jussim

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July 2026

When 0≠0: IAT=0 is NOT "Unbiased"; IAT>0 is NOT Anti-Black Bias

Why Everyone Doing IAT Research Should Empirically Identify the IAT Point of Egalitarianism and How to do It

Jul 31 • Lee Jussim

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What's the point of academic freedom?

Re-evaluating a sacred ideal

Jul 26 • Hrishikesh Joshi

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