Brain Food - Books are Food for your Brain
Sharon CortelyouWriting that analyzes non-fiction books touching on topics that range from politics, culture, history, and psychology. Along with summaries, the writing includes essays that help make sense of the overwhelming information in our world.
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Heather Cox Richardson
This is our third month of the series focused on US History, and I want to fold in another historian to add to our understanding. I am sure that many of you subscribe to the most popular newsletter on Substack. It is still “Letters from an...
We get so much wrong
This week, as we continue exploring books on human psychology, we will return to Jonathan Haidt’s book, “The Happiness Hypothesis.” Haidt published this book in 2006, and one of his early observations still feels relevant. People consistent...
Two emotions that matter
While I was reviewing all my notes from various psychology books that I have been reading, something really hit me. So, I thought I would use our bonus week to put out this post. I think there is a bigger story that will come out of these t...
How Voluntary Servitude
Last month in this series, we took a look at the writing from La Boétie who lived in the 1500s. He asks the question, “Why do people consent to their own domination?” His core claim is simple and radical in a philosophical, not revolutionar...
More about War
This is the second month of our new series, Big Picture Narratives. Last month, we looked at Ian Morris’s central claim in War. Over the long arc of history, violent deaths fell and prosperity rose because war forced humans into larger, mor...
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