BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

With the 2024 election rapidly approaching, reflections on what happened to the enthusiasm of the Democratic coalition that drove Trump from office.

For those tempted to demonize big energy, charts explaining the complexity of the electric grid that we depend upon for our survival (and the difficulty of the green energy transition).

For a time in which big institutions are widely distrusted, a reminder of how much we depend upon the economies of scale that those institutions make possible.

From the perspective of neuropsychology, a look at the conflict between what science and what politics has to say about sex differences.

From MEMRI and Arab (not Israeli) sources, an eye-opening collection of videos depicting life in Gaza before October 7 -- videos that challenge a great many prevailing stereotypes.

From the south side of Chicago, and inner-city pastor's look at what it will take to save his community (and how that differs from prevailing progressive policies).

A complexity theory-based look at the origins of our rapidly accelerating cluster of world trouble spots.

For those who have noted our tendency to highlight the complex and uncertain nature of so many ongoing conflicts, a welcome guide for those looking for a way to navigate our uncertain world.

A review and brief summary of an important new book exploring the concept of civility and explaining how it can help heal our society.

An article for those wondering why our institutions never seem to function as intended and why the rebellion against the "administrative state" is so widespread.