Interesting insights from a philosophy professor. 'What are people thinking?' He presented 4 contenders of future moral condemnation. Can I give another one? Please see in the comments section.

A worthy ethical and philosophical look at human social behaviors.

Well-written and thought-provoking piece from renowned philosophy professor Kwame Anthony Appiah. Whilst steering clear of the dangers of predicting the future, the article draws comparisons between our own questionable practices and those of the past that we now condemn. The end result is an opinion piece that poses questions that are difficult to ignore.

I have read his work before and I think he makes excellent points in all of his work. Although, some of this work is hard to understand in the way he states things.

This article leaves us with a question to ask of ourselves. We realize that we are committing these obstructions to society but will we do anything about it. Appiah makes a good point about tradition, in order to improve our society we will need to converge traditions and when possible toss out bad traditions.

This was pretty good. Talking about the four things this may be condemned and in this fashion is thought-provoking. It made me think while I was reading and that's the first sign something, anything is good. Although the author used words I didn't know existed, I felt as if the article was well put-together.

This story is definitely interesting but it seems like more of an opinion piece on what he thinks will be critiqued in the future. He also has few well-sourced facts to support this piece.

An interesting piece posing the question, "What moral failings will future generations look upon with disdain and unbelief?" The piece takes a quick look at the traditions that we look back on with unbelief and attempts to make a case for what they believe to be our lack of scruples.