PinnedWhat Do “Left” and “Right” Actually Mean?A guide to understanding the political classificationsFeb 28A response icon175Feb 28A response icon175
PinnedPublished inThe StartupCourt Hinges Constitutional Right on Smartphone UI SettingsCan police force you to open your phone? One ruling on compelled cellphone access has adverse implications for digital privacy.Dec 13, 2019A response icon1Dec 13, 2019A response icon1
PinnedPublished inThe Berkeley TableAuthoritarian Governments with Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat SoftwareThe precedent set by Saudi Arabia’s questionable record in sports washing, coupled with its alleged involvement in human rights abuses…Dec 20, 2023Dec 20, 2023
Published inThe Berkeley TablePolitical Science Instructors Should be Teaching Infinite Games EarlierUnending Repeated Games Are Surely More Common than PortrayedMar 15Mar 15
Stewie and Peter Griffin on Economic EpistemologyThe most important concept in social scienceMar 8Mar 8
Published inThe Berkeley TableProposed APRA Bill Is a Bad Attempt at Data Privacy ProtectionState privacy laws shouldn't be preemptedJun 12, 2024Jun 12, 2024
Proposed California Law to Protect Neurorights?The California Senate is in the early stages of deliberating Senate Bill 1223, introduced by Josh Becker (D-District 13). The bill aims to…May 24, 2024May 24, 2024
Phantom Parrot and the Orwellian Reality of SurveillanceA recently released documentary, Phantom Parrot, sheds light on the United Kingdom’s extensive state surveillance apparatus. The movie’s…Apr 12, 2024Apr 12, 2024
Published inThe Berkeley TableS.F. Proposition B’s ‘Cop Tax’ Would Increase Budget Uncertainty without Guaranteeing Better…The San Francisco Police Department is facing staffing challenges, with the current number of officers falling below recommended levels…Mar 1, 2024Mar 1, 2024
Published inThe Berkeley TableProposition E Is a Step Backward for San Francisco’s Crime WoesHow Prop E. Unecessarily weakens city ordinancesFeb 29, 2024Feb 29, 2024