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N. 2, September 2000 - The Place of Science, a critique of religionist Huston Smith
N. 3, October 2000 - Whence Natural Rights?, a fundamental and difficult question for humanists
N. 4, November 2000 - Intelligent Design - the Classical Argument
N. 5, December 2000 - Intelligent Design - the Modern Argument
N. 6, January 2001 - Split-brains, paradigm shifts, and why it is so difficult to be a skeptic
N. 7, February 2001 - The greatest democracy in the world and the unfairness of American elections
N. 8, March 2001 - Game Theory, Rational Egoism and the Evolution of Fairness
N. 9, April 2001 - Red or Blue? What kind of life would you choose?
N. 10, May 2001 - The many faces of anti-intellectualism
N. 11, June 2001 - God on the highway
N. 12, July 2001 - The Wedge: what happens if science is taken over by ideology?
N. 13, August 2001 - Frankenfoods vs. the neo-Luddites
N. 14, September 2001 - The dark side of philosophy (pizza & philosophy series)
N. 15, September 2001 - Of Terror and Insanity (This is a special edition of this column)
N. 16, October 2001 - Heart disease and the myth of individual responsibility
N. 17, November 2001/a - Beer and circus in American education – Pars destruens
N. 18, November 2001/b - Beer and circus in American education – Pars construens
N. 19, December 2001 - The Great Unicorn Debate
N. 20, January 2002 - Mr. Bayes and the true nature of scientific hypotheses
N. 21, February 2002 - Is philosophy useless?
N. 22, March 2002 - Darwin who?
N. 23, April 2002 - Those who "understand" Bin Laden
N. 24, May 2002 - The meaning of life
N. 25, June 2002 - Ecology vs. Ecophily: Is it good to lie for the environment?
N. 26, July 2002 - Economic vs. Social health: it's not the economy, stupid!
N. 27, August 2002 - Is God in your brain?
N. 28, September 2002 - Why bother? Why being liberal is not a lost cause
N. 29, October 2002 - On intuition
N. 30, November 2002 - Is the US the ultimate rogue nation?
N. 31, December 2002 - What do you mean, "rationally" speaking?
N. 32, January 2003 - Human instincts and virtue ethics
N. 33, February 2003 - Gays, in the military and outside of it
N. 34, March 2003 - America, Europe, and the rest of the world
N. 35, April 2003 - Whence animal rights?
N. 36, May 2003 - On "being proud of"
N. 37, May 2003 b - Post-war
N. 38, June 2003 - It's the fundamentalism, stupid!
N. 39, July 2003 - Why skeptic doesn't mean cynic
N. 40, August 2003 - Are we afraid of the wrong things?
N. 41, September 2003 - Are you a bright?
N. 42, October 2003 - Bush, the Pope, and gay rights
N. 43, November 2003 - Edward Teller, Dr. Strangelove
N. 44, December 2003 - Israel, anti-semitism, and world peace
N. 45, January 2004 - On tolerance vs. respect
N. 46, February 2004 - What's wrong with the Palestinians?
N. 47, March 2004 - Open letter to Colin Powell
N. 48, April 2004 - Intellectual midwifery
N. 49, May 2004 - Liberal vs. illiberal democracy
N. 50, June 2004 - Soldiers' morality
N. 51, July 2004 - The neurobiology of regret
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