BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

A thoughtful analysis of what the advent of inexpensive, widely available, and accurate facial recognition is likely to due to society.

Perhaps more than anything, the Hamas attack was a campaign to dehumanize Gazans in the eyes of Israelis. Reflections on where this has taken us.

Reflections on two cases in which the voters were asked to consider hugely consequential and poorly understood referenda.

An argument that much-maligned GOP rebels like Matt Gatetz are making at least one sensible argument -- Congress ought to follow its own rules and debate and pass all 12 appropriations bills (something it hasn't done since the mid 1990s).

A plea for free speech standards that protect everyone's right to express their views and not just the rights of one's allies.

A good news story about a major effort to restore local news -- a cornerstone of effective civic culture and the ability of local communities to govern themselves democratically.

For those embroiled in the campus culture wars, a primer on what everyone ought to know about the law regarding such conflicts.

Reflections on the big demographic changes (including migration) that are going to shape our future and provide real opportunities, as well as a focal point for conflict.

An overview and summary of an important new book, "The Soul of Civility: Timeless Principles to Heal Society and Ourselves" by Alexandra Hudson.

For those times when you want to think really, really big, a review and summary of a provocative new book, "A Theory of Everyone."