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}A daily digest of opinions and analysisHow Do You Square "Just War" With Lethal Droids?Killer robots, space lasers, and electromagnetic pulses: The future of war is an ethical morass. Fortunately, some thinkers are already planning for this brave new world. Tobin Harshaw speaks with Robert H. Latiff, author of "Future War: Preparing for the New Global Battlefield," about combat in the coming autonomous era. Monopolies May Be Worse for Workers Than ConsumersThere isn't much evidence that monopolies raise prices, but they do seem to hold down wages — and exacerbate inequality. Noah Smith sees new evidence that economists and policymakers have been looking at the issue the wrong way. Mental-Health IPO Is a Step Forward for ChinaMao outlawed psychiatry in the '60s (too bourgeois, he thought). Now a hospital chain is trying to make it pay. Adam Minter explains why a new Chinese IPO is major advance for the country's mentally ill. Is It Too Early to Handicap the 2018 Elections? No!Democrats have lots of advantages going into this year's midterms. Republicans have lots of control. Albert R. Hunt considers the possibilities.Ritholtz's ReadsTechies still think they're the good guys. They're not. (Wired)Chef gives up a star, reflecting the hardship of "the other France" (New York Times)Natural-born existentialists: Ethics cannot be based on human nature because, as evolutionary biology tells us, there is no such thing (Aeon)(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup here.) Bloomberg L.P. ● 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022Web ● Facebook ● TwitterFeedback ● Unsubscribe

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