The Moral Universe

The Moral Universe

A newsletter for moral people who find themselves in the vast space between religious fervour and militant atheism. Strictly against nihilism.

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The Devil Made Me Do It

The Devil Made Me Do It

The Origins of Evil in Humanity

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Breaking the Eggs for the Omelette

Breaking the Eggs for the Omelette

Do the Ends Ever Justify the Means?

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
The AI Revolution Will Be Televised

The AI Revolution Will Be Televised

Democratising Creation, One TikTok at a Time: Promise and Peril

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Trust Everybody, But Shuffle The Cards Yourself

Trust Everybody, But Shuffle The Cards Yourself

From the X-Files to banking, trust is a critical foundation for our relationships

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Very Guilty, Not Ashamed

Very Guilty, Not Ashamed

If you are able to choose, it is better to feel guilt not shame

Vilma Djala
Vilma Djala
Change is messy and chaotic; but that’s exactly what makes it seductive and exciting

Change is messy and chaotic; but that’s exactly what makes it seductive and exciting

Embrace the change and make a difference

Freya Bruce
Freya Bruce
Do Psychopaths Have Morals?

Do Psychopaths Have Morals?

Questioning Our Understanding of Morality

Bill Liao
Bill Liao
Happiness Optional

Happiness Optional

The Tragi-Comedy of Self Validation

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Money and Morality

Money and Morality

Who do we trust when money becomes invisible?

Keith Bear
Keith Bear
The Heroic Ethics of Everyday Life

The Heroic Ethics of Everyday Life

A Field Guide to Semi-Decency in an Absurd Universe

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Sisyphus Sings Sinatra

Sisyphus Sings Sinatra

To do is to be in the cosmic search for meaning

Steve Robson
Steve Robson
Pity the Machine

Pity the Machine

Being King of the Swingers is no fun

Tony McLaughlin
Tony McLaughlin
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