While My Qatar Gently Weeps

The World Cup could be played on a sandlot and still be a major event, watched by hundreds of millions of viewers, due to the quality of the competition and the skilled participants. But it is more than a sporting event. It is the Super Bowl of international team athletic contests with all the pomp, … Read more

Artificial Intelligence

ALICIA FLORRICK: Mr. Dudewitz, are we in danger of A.I.? ANTHONY DUDEWITZ: I think its getting smarter every day. Learning our boundaries and its boundaries. It’s evolving. I think there will be an adjustment period after it takes over. But eventually… FLORRICK: Wait, I’m sorry to interrupt. What do you mean by “takes over?” DUDEWITZ: … Read more

The Intercourse Tax

Eleven years before Obergefell v. Hodges (2015), the case in which the Supreme Court sanctioned same-sex marriage, my students at Miami University reached the exact conclusions it took the U.S. Senate another seven years after Obergfell to adopt. In 2004, I taught a summer session of my “Imagination and Entrepreneurship” course which included the following … Read more

In Defense of Dave Chappelle

That Dave Chappelle SNL monologue probably did more to normalize anti-Semitism than anything Kanye said. Adam feldman, Time Out New York Saturday night, I went to bed basking in the glow of Catherine Cortez Masto’s successful re-election campaign which assured Democratic control of the U.S. Senate for the next two years. Yet, when I opened … Read more

I’m a Believer (Almost)

Especially in the Fourth Commandment (King James version), “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.” No, I was not struck by lightning and thrown from a horse on my way to Damascus. (Acts 9:3-6) Nor was it a death bed conversion. I have too many other sins to enumerate … Read more