Egoism, Morality, and Anarchism Under Complexity
Jason Lee Byas has already articulated what I think is an interesting (and effective) challenge to Max Stirner’s critique of morality, as well as
Jason Lee Byas has already articulated what I think is an interesting (and effective) challenge to Max Stirner’s critique of morality, as well as
Prompted by my recent visit to Finland, I listened to a lecture about the country’s challenges in the new world economy. It was delivered by the
Retracted: Dishonest paper about dishonesty Last month’s Research Lead began with the news that a team of researchers discovered fraudulent
After 18 months of the global COVID-19 pandemic, we now know that the latest coronavirus, SARS CoV-2, will not go away. It will continue as endemic,
A recent Wall Street Journal column, comparing 1970’s and today’s situation, made an astute observation about the difference. Today, America’s
In its annual survey, Edelman Trust Barometer, the public relations firm Edelman has found that Canadians’ trust in business has dropped
Facebook recently lifted its ban on postings about a possible man-made origin of the Covid-19, after the theory about a virus leak from the Wuhan
Recently, I heard a colleague tell someone: “Everyone—except the naïve idealists—knows that one cannot be 100% moral in business; success in
In an ideal world, everyone understands that long-term profitability in business requires acting morally (and what that moral action involves).
In his 2020 Christmas Day address, Pope Francis urged world leaders to make coronavirus vaccines easily accessible to those in need, and encouraged
Is it moral to take wage subsidies from the government while being profitable and paying dividends? Consider the following scenario, common during
I have been reading articles about business ethics lately and discovered a common feature: a lack of understanding of self-interest. This is not
I recently taught a short course introducing business ethics and rational egoism to Executive MBA students. One student observed that it would be
When a CEO was given my book, How to Be Profitable and Moral, he exclaimed: “But I don’t want to be moral!” His response reflects a common view
The philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein [Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, 1921; Philosophical Investigations, 1953] famously argued for the analytical