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How rejecting conspiracy theories can actually obscure the truth
Most of us understand that conspiracy theories are fake. But in rejecting them, we miss the very means of disrupting them.
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Why being the Devil’s Advocate is a bankrupt profession
We love the idea. And the phrase is so common. Offer a different perspective. Doesn’t matter if its useful. Make sure we talk anyway.
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When we start the clock
When we focus on a moment, control how we see it, isolate our vision, we think we’re looking for the truth, but we’re blinding ourselves from it.
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Up and Down
What we understand as up and down is relative to our location. Locations that, themselves, are relative to each other—it is all relative.
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Authority and the nature of our relationships
We often treat authority, like our understanding of power, as disembodied and other, rather than based in our relationships.
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Why bias is essential and a force for good.
We have a blinkered view of bias and its role in society. Here’s why we need to get over ourselves and start making good in the world.
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Right — and the wrongness of individual gain
Our sense of what is right is linked to our sense of responsibility. This doesn’t always lead to the best decisions or expectations.
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A Better Follower: Why More Followers Need To Lead
We think of leading and following as separate and independent. This leaves us exceptionally unable to properly follow good leaders.