BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An overview of the strategy that those targeted for political cancellation can use to to defend their freedoms and help provide society with access to a robust debate on controversial issues.

An in-depth look at the complex and difficult choices facing the major players in the ongoing Gaza conflict.

Evidence that we are, in fact, making significant progress toward addressing racial inequities.

More information about the murky boundary between democracies internal dysfunction and efforts by outside powers to promote that dysfunction.

A reflection on the upcoming US election that contemplates the complexities of human thought, today's high-tech information systems, and the minor role being played by rational policy debate.

A look at the subjective, emotional side of the battle for the US Presidency.

A thought-provoking discussion about the rise and fall of political ideologies and the future of the "woke" left's political agenda.

The first part of a longer, in-depth exploration of the the ways in which the governmental bureaucracy is contributing to democracy's problems (as well as thoughts about possible remedies).

An argument for diffusing the right wing, populist threat to democracy by seriously addressing the legitimate concerns they raise about immigration.

The ongoing civil unrest in Great Britain is a warning about where hyper-polarized politics in the US (and other countries) could take us. We ought to pay attention.