BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An important observation and criticism of the social justice movement that centers around its failure to recognize the importance of forgiveness.

An informative look back at historical periods in which the US was as deeply divided as it is today. We got through those tough times and we can get through today's (if we work at it).

An exploration of the causes and effects of a particularly dangerous cognitive bias, monomania, along with thoughts on what can be done to limit its effects.

A pluralistic democracy is one in which diversity is more than skin deep. It is a system that allows people with very different beliefs to live and work together in peace.

An argument for strengthening the social fabric by restoring moral education to its rightful prominence.

A somewhat more nuanced view of the right-leaning electorate in the United States and a step toward breaking down overly simplistic stereotypes.

After years of complaining about the many ways in which tech companies are exploiting the public, news that the EU is taking a major step to address the problem.

A provocative exploration of a different kind of inequality. Unlike inequalities of wealth and income, this article focuses on the differences between the secure and the insecure.

An article that asks an all-important (but not commonly asked) question, what are the obligations of those who hold positions in the meritocracy?

An interesting examination of the neuropsychological complexities of the way that people think and relate to one another at the most intimate level.