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SQL Injection Attacks: How They Work and How to Stop Them

Ian September 14, 2026

SQL injection is one of the oldest and best-understood classes of application vulnerability, yet it continues to compromise modern systems. Its persistence is not evidence…

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Islam and a Humanist West: An Uncomfortable Critique

Ian September 4, 2026

I am going to write something unpopular, something that in many circles will immediately be called politically incorrect, intolerant, perhaps even bigoted. I believe there…

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Blog Art History

The American Arts and Crafts Movement: Mission Style and the Search for an Honest American Design

Ian September 2, 2026

At the turn of the twentieth century, the United States was becoming an unmistakably modern nation. Cities were expanding, factories were multiplying, railroads and electric…

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Blog Humanism

A Humanist Look at the Death Penalty

Ian September 1, 2026

There are crimes that test nearly everything we believe about humanity. There are acts of violence so cruel, so deliberate, and so devastating that it…

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Blog Humanism

When There Is No Heaven: A Humanist Response to Grief, Death, and Dying

Ian August 29, 2026

One of the hardest questions humanism has to face is also one of the oldest questions human beings have ever asked: What do we do…

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Blog Martial Arts

From Okinawa to Japan: How Karate Changed on Its Journey to the Mainland

Ian August 27, 2026

Modern karate is often spoken of as though it were a single Japanese martial art with a common origin and a relatively uniform method. Historically,…

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Blog Art History

The Art You Love Needs No Apology

Ian August 27, 2026

There is a peculiar kind of insecurity that sometimes follows us into art museums. We may enter a gallery perfectly confident in what we find…

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Blog Art History

How to Buy Art When You’re Not Wealthy

Ian August 25, 2026

There is a persistent myth about collecting art that has probably kept more people from owning original artwork than almost anything else: the idea that…

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Blog Martial Arts

Why Sanchin Matters

Ian August 24, 2026

There are kata in Uechi-Ryū Karate that are more dramatic than Sanchin. Seisan gives us more obvious fighting movements, while Sanseiryū asks us to coordinate…

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Humanism Blog

Homelessness Is Someone’s Problem — Ours

Ian August 23, 2026

Homelessness is an uncomfortable subject. Most of us, I hope, want to help. We do not want people sleeping beneath overpasses, living in tents beside…

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