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Should robots be considered as slaves?
On whether AI agents should be granted moral status
Jul 23 • Lionel Page
AI self-awareness is not the real risk
The danger is not consciousness, but self-drive.
Jul 3 • Lionel Page

June 2026

So, what is morality?
Clear answers to some of moral philosophy’s deepest questions
Jun 20 • Lionel Page
The tide and the waves of social change
How social conceptions about justice change over time
Jun 2 • Lionel Page

May 2026

The shocking truth about fairness
The deep origin of fairness norms is bargaining power
May 22 • Lionel Page
What is a just society?
Part 2: everything you wanted to know about debates on social justice in society
May 8 • Lionel Page

April 2026

What is a "just" society?
Part 1: simple answers to big questions
Apr 21 • Lionel Page
How we decide what is fair in everyday life
Equality or total satisfaction?
Apr 10 • Lionel Page

March 2026

What is fairness?
The invisible rules that pervade our social interactions
Mar 26 • Lionel Page
The fascinating insights of Robert Trivers
From cooperation to conflict: the evolutionary grammar of social interactions
Mar 19 • Lionel Page
The game theory of cooperation
Explained simply
Mar 9 • Lionel Page

February 2026

Cooperation is the scaffolding principle of life
From cells to humans, cooperation is a central principle of evolution
Feb 18 • Lionel Page
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