The Edgy Optimist
Zachary KarabellTaking a weekly look at what might go right, rather than focusing relentlessly on all that is going wrong.
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Latest Issues
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Take the W
Did you ever notice that when a newspaper or magazine (when there were such things) decided to correct or retract a sensational front-page story, the correction would appear in small font at the bottom of page B23, or buried somewhere at th...
Look in the Mirror
With the dramatic and painful events in Minneapolis this past week culminating in the killing of another lawfully protesting American citizen, it’s become increasingly common for those outraged at the tactics of ICE and the Border Patrol to...
Reintroducing The Progress Network
Many readers know that I am the founder of The Progress Network (TPN), a media organization and hub for positive news — from healthcare advancements and technological breakthroughs to societal betterment and political headway.
The Cassandra Complex
A few weeks ago, an article in The New Republic drew attention to the “Cassandras” who early on warned that Donald Trump was a fascist but were dismissed as hysterical alarmists. The tenor of the piece is that the past year has proved the C...
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Zachary Karabell, a.k.a. The Edgy Optimist, is the founder of The Progress Network. He is also is a public speaker, a recovering academic, a former finance exec, and an occasional entrepreneur who has written at least one too many books.
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