After 22 years of researching and documenting antisemitism, I've become convinced that we're fighting symptoms rather than causes.
My research led me to a much larger problem: flawed philosophical frameworks that cannot accommodate Jews as Jews actually are, and that increasingly threaten the foundations of liberal society itself.
So I've been developing Derechology, an alternative ethical framework that reconciles universal morality with particularism and offers new approaches to AI ethics, education, history, and much more.
This year I've published three books applying its concepts, with more on the way, including How to Think and The Jewish Question. My ultimate goal is to publish the complete Derechology framework.
My Substack is the laboratory where I develop and test these ideas, and I welcome criticism, suggestions, and collaboration.
It's an ambitious project for one independent researcher. But after two decades of documenting antisemitism, I want to do more than document it.
A progress report and where I'm headed, link in next post.