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Why You Should Doubt Yourself
I still believe what I believe is true, but I will now often add to the end of a statement the words, "…but I could be wrong."
Watch Out!
These posts address topics that represent a danger to our well-ordered state of mind. Here we cover things that make us mad or give rise to passions. This can lead to bad decisions and suboptimal outcomes
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The Year Your College Degree Became Worthless
If we stop testing and grading students, what message do we send?
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If We Are What We Eat, Be Worried
We seem indifferent to the impact of the ideas we consume because we assume we can control what we think
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Biden's Public Deterioration Does Not Put the U.S. at Immediate Risk
The worry that the President's now public infirmities create an opening for our enemies is misguided
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A Handful of Harmful Beliefs Shackle Us to Mediocrity … or Worse
Political dysfunction is a precursor to societal collapse. Who wants that? Here are some constructive suggestions for overcoming our fractious times
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All the Right Data, All the Wrong Conclusions
A bit of psychology and a bit of economics help us see what climate alarmists entirely miss
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Does It Matter What We Consider Masculine?
Being manly means doing hard things in pursuit of valuable goals. Who says they have to be physical challenges?
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If You Scheduled Your Day Like an Airline
If you let your aim point downwards, even a little bit, don’t be surprised if you end up in places you don’t want to be
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Switzerland Spanks the U.S. in Everyday Sustainability
Is it because Swiss citizens care more, their politics still work, or something else?
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A Glass of Water Almost Ended My Running Career
A health scare leads to a life lesson, a reminder, and a simple tip
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Are You Afraid of Your CEO Speaking to the Public?
I sure was. I am so glad my company adopted a Political Participation Policy before society went collectively bonkers
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My Worst Marathon Experience Left More Than Scars
In hindsight, I was lucky it happened to me early in my running career because that day changed my life