What do Ken Ham, Bill Nye, Charlie Kirk, and Alcibiades all have in common? I'm not quite sure but I think we'll figure out on this episode of Things You Can Do.

"The Debate Style that Propelled Charlie Kirk's Movement" by Ken Bensinger and Charlie Smart

"epimeleomai" in A Greek-English Lexicon (LSJ)

"Ken Ham vs. Bill Nye - The Short Version"

"Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham - Official (HD)"

Phaedo by Plato. Trans. by GMA Grube (Indianapolis: Hackett, 1977).

How do we know which are the "okay" ways to break the rules, and which aren't? Does playing a game mean that you only follow the game's rules and don't have to act like a normal, "responsible" member of society? In this inaugural episode of Things You Can Do, we explore what it means for something to be "ethical," what it means for something to be "moral," and how those ideas are affected by their context within the rules of the game.