Author: Vikram Bath

Don’t pretend opposing immigration is somehow about respecting the laws of supply and demand.

It isn’t just who politicians associate with, it’s who they don’t.

Vikram wants you to leave Sony alone.

The details of the Torture Report are not in fact out of step with our values.

Should kids be taught to satisfy gatekeepers or build things that have intrinsic value irrespective of whether gatekeepers will reward them?

Can you change what foods you eat by changing what appeals to you?

Car companies have a history of mocking us for wanting luxury and then later selling it to us at a premium.

I haven’t read it and have no plans to. Find out why!

The motte-and-bailey rhetorical technique seems like a good one to be able to recognize.

Maybe that’s a good thing!

Vikram looks for evidence that black culture punishes academic success.

Vikram believes the lowering of down payment requirements suggests the Administration lacks the will to be a consistent regulator.

It would be nice if consent always reflected what people want. Unfortunately, there are a number of situations involving both men and women in which it is manufactured.

Vikram questions the now conventional wisdom of purchasing experiences rather than things.

The cynicism of Seth Roberts toward the Nobel Prize in Medicine seems prescient.

BREAKING: Getting an iPhone 6 for $199 requires a two-year contract

Pundits seem to be telling us elite schools should stop admitting so many good students.

Vikram bashes all that is girly.