Written By: Ali I have spent my life teaching children to ask questions. Science, at its core, is about curiosity—about critical thinking, challenging assumptions, testing ideas, and refusing to accept something just because an authority figure says it is so. But we are moving toward a world that terrifies me—a world where questioning is criminalized, where dissent is painted as dangerous, where morality is no longer a matter of conscience but a matter of chemical intervention. They call them morality pills—a seemingly innocent name for a deeply insidious tool of control. I will never take one. And if I have anything to say about it, neither will my students, neither will my family, and neither will anyone who values what it means to be truly free. What Are Morality Pills? Morality pills are part of a disturbing study called moral bioenhancement—the idea that human behavior can be chemically modified to make us more "moral," more cooperative, more obedient. Scientists pushing...