BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An essay reflecting on one of the big surprises following Hamas' October 7 attack -- the degree to which this conflict has become a focal point in the domestic US struggle against racism.

From Amanda Ripley, reflections on the many pitfalls associated with viewing the world primarily as a battle between good and evil.

From David Brooks, a must-read essay about how both the left and the right have abandoned win-win politics – the idea that our problems can be solved in mutually beneficial ways.

For a time in which politics is viewed in mostly win-lose (rather than win-win) terms, reflections on the fact that most of us tend to think they we are losing.

The first, of a two-part look into what it takes to be able to integrate sophisticated (mathematically sound) analyses into public policy decision-making.

An insightful look at a strategy for living through turbulent and rapidly changing times.

An important reminder that demonizing those with whom we disagree is actually a direct and serious threat to our own welfare.

The review and summary of an important new book examining the many popular uprisings against oppressive regimes that have occurred in recent years (plus an assessment of their effectiveness).

From David French, a former constitutional litigator, the report on his detailed look at the legal questions surrounding President Trump's candidacy and the 14th amendment.

From William Barr, an analysis of the many dangers associated with using the 14th amendment to prevent President Trump from running for a second term.