Almost like a secret pact holding tech adherents together, longtermism is a philosophy that aims to transcend the human condition altogether.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man's ability to detect age is unmatched, a cartoon bear gets a side gig, and a royal opens up about financial struggles.

Railing against capitalism is a current intellectual aesthetic — and its mainstreaming takes away from what it actually means to be anti-capitalist.

“Eat the rich” isn’t a critique of capitalism — it puts the focus back on individuals.

Child actors are vulnerable to systemic harassment, abuse, and a suppression of their individuality at a crucial time, leading many to ask whether show biz should even be legal for children anymore.

It's a disservice to a story so invested in power at its core, to have so few women even speaking -- let alone speaking about it.

The findings locate the "halo effect" of attractiveness -- adding weight to concerns around pretty privilege and the constructs of beauty.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a few men let loose with their playful side, a man shows empathy for a condition, and an unlikely woman has beef.

Where fandoms are guided by devotion and love, anti-fandoms are dedicated to spreading hate — particularly about women.

AI people are ahistorical. To give them a race, a culture, and a vocabulary that's born out of a centuries-old history shows how AI tech can commodify human beings.

Tech evokes coldness, simplicity, and detachment — and it rules much of our interactions with the world. Zuckerberg is an easy target for projecting collective disillusionment about this.

After Jordan Peterson, Andrew Tate is the new divisive figure who provides men validation for bad behaviour — especially towards women.

The series premier ruminates on the meaning of power as it relates to gender -- and offers hints of a promise that GoT failed to live up to.

Girl groups are an opportunity for feminists to converse with themselves, their generational predecessors, and their successors, through music.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man confuses trash for cash, a comedian's kindness is fatal, and a woman is informed she isn't allowed to party.

Real life men are valorized as “written by women” for an unthreatening, secure personality — showing how the status quo is very different.

A Kerala sessions court in a sexual harassment case noted the survivor’s ‘provocative dressing,’ showing how modesty guides its understanding of a “good victim.”

While not yet available for clinical use, the technique bolsters our understanding of reproductive rights and technologies.