
There are many lenses through which to view life, mine is through the lens of social science. Here I will look at serious and less serious aspects of our daily life through my perspective as a social scientist.
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Today I want to say a few painful realizations about the idea of a pendulum swinging. This connects to the very awful term called masculinism. Before I go to this term and what it represents, I think that the #MeToo movement had a lot of go...
The topic today is flexibility and how bureaucracy kills it.
I was reflecting this week about the good old times. I know, I know . . .
I was thinking about a discussion I had with the CEO of a very large pharmaceutical company. Years ago,...
It’s been a few months since we ran to the shelters, fearing Iranian missiles or missiles from Hezbollah or Hamas. But the Iranians were the real frightening ones. I was reflecting on that period. And it was one thing to receive missile ale...
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There’s a rumor that sometime tomorrow, or maybe even later today, there’ll be a new round of war between Israel and Iran. I don’t know how these rumors start and I don’t know what they’re based on, but there’s this rumor. Of...
There’s no question that our world is going through an explosion of information. There will be even more books and more essays and more videos and more paintings and more, more, more of all sorts of things. The question is what will happen...
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I am a social scientist and do research in behavioral economics and try to describe it in plain language. These findings have enriched my life, and my hope is that they will do the same for you.
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