BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

Amid attacks from the left on the legitimacy of the Supreme Court, an argument that the court has, in fact, been fulfilling its responsibilities under the US system of checks and balances.

Thoughtful insights into our tendency to move from one us-vs-them confrontation to another while simultaneously avoiding serious efforts to work through and learn from our differences.

A must read article that does much to explain President Trump's continuing popularity and the role that the cosmopolitan elites have played in helping him survive his steady stream of scandals.

A description of an expensive and bold initiative designed to help assure us that the coming AI revolution will provide us with information we can trust.

The Left tends to think that social problems are caused by economic factors while the Right emphasizes the role of culture. In this context, an explanation of a culture-based theory of social change.

A report on a new poll that documents the growing gap between the positions of the United States' two political parties and the general population.

A look at the way in which California Community Colleges (with 1.8 million students) are assuring that all faculty members are unquestioningly supportive of the system's DEI policies.

We tend to think of economic sanctions as an effective and generally nonviolent way of confronting geopolitical rivals. Is that true? What are the upsides and the downsides?

A big reason why our conflicts are so intense is that we have such different images of the world that we think we inhabit.

A story about what happens when Democratic and Republican-led states tell businesses that they have to approach questions of racial equity in different and incompatible ways.