Big-picture thinking on ethics, logic, consistency, and how we form moral judgments.
Harry Margulies challenges the assumption that profit is inherently immoral in healthcare, arguing that the true measure of any system should be outcomes, efficiency, and access rather than whether providers earn a profit.
An examination of the growing tension between legality and morality in tax planning, this article argues that lawful financial decisions are increasingly judged through a moral lens — raising questions about fairness, public perception, and the role of the law.
A critique of policy built on goodwill alone, examining how incentives, weak oversight, and delayed enforcement can erode trust in public institutions.