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There are no better examples than Harvard University and the New York Times , whose choices so often set the tone for other elite universities and publications. Both institutions may have declined in their overall control over American life, but they have remained culturally influential and economically viable by pandering to the tastes of a small ... See more
The Illiberalism in Our Institutions
Easy Money: Examining Social Disorganization, Urbanization, Healthcare Fraud, and Community Health in America.
Wilmer Alvarez Irizarrystars.library.ucf.edu
“Why are we preserving this institution in the first place? What is so essential about it, and are there new institutions that could do a better job at the same goal?”
Rabbi Elie Kaunfer • Empowered Judaism: What Independent Minyanim Can Teach Us about Building Vibrant Jewish Communities
“A good prediction is not a good decision,” Narayanan and Kapoor write.
Joshua Rothman • In the Age of A.I., What Makes People Unique?
when journalist Timothy Burke dug into who, exactly, is responsible for this deeply strange audit, he learned that the publishing company is called ExamCorp. ExamCorp’s president? None other than Jordan Peterson, the psychologist turned right-wing gadfly.
to create more informed, smarter-thinking societies, public messaging needs to disentangle evidence from identity.
Alex Edmans • May Contain Lies: How Stories, Statistics, and Studies Exploit Our Biases—And What We Can Do about It
James Q. Wilson and George Kelling