BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

A thought-provoking chance to look back and reflect upon the rapid evolution of information technologies over the last 50 years and its impact on society.

Practical advice for those looking for ways to oppose Donald Trump's candidacy without further driving the hyperpolarization spiral and partisan animosities.

An explanation of why rent and price controls are a poor way of solving affordability problems.

A thought provoking essay on what lies beyond political spin -- outright lies (supposedly for some virtuous purpose) that do a lot of harm.

A practical analysis of what Democrats need to do and the problems they face following Biden's withdrawal from the race.

An argument that the key to defusing the United States' political tensions might lie in something obvious -- developing the middle ground between our polarized extremes.

In the aftermath of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, a chance to reflect on some of the things that the left has done to demonize the Republican candidate.

The first in a series of posts looking at the ways in which scientific and popular images of the relationship between climate change and extreme weather have diverged.

An observation that many of the woke, cancel culture political tactics pioneered by the left are now being adopted by the right.

In the context of the upcoming US election, an essay on the surprisingly widespread and useful applications of Clausewitz' concept of a "culminating point."