John Stuart Mill

The world’s richest man is standing against the tide of history at a time when governments are rightly trying to regulate the output of the digital giants

Unthinkable: Psychosis gave Dutch linguist Wouter Kusters an insight into mental illness

Equality and doing no harm predate Enlightenment and French Revolution

Unthinkable: Rival political philosophers can bring perspective to our current debates

Unthinkable: A study suggests social exclusion or loss of power may be a factor

Brexit has given us a new species and a strange, new phenomenon – the harmful eccentric

It’s years since I heard anyone in the office come close to trying to make a flirty joke

Our middle years have had a makeover thanks to some excellent recent literature

After decades of campaigning by the suffragettes, a 1918 Act gave a limited cohort of women the right to vote in parliamentary elections

Rite&Reason: Too many of us regard our viewpoint as a given and all else as worthy of ridicule

Bariatric surgery is life-saving and cost-effective but due to pervasive bias, obese patients are not a healthcare priority

John Gray explores fixed idea, unquestioning atheism in his new book Seven Types of Atheism

Unthinkable: Parents have no rule book but they can make better or worse arguments for exercising power

Google’s firing of an employee for expressing his views on women in technology does not help us find the truth