The Psychology of Progress
Adam OmaryThe Psychology of Progress: Nature, Nurture, & Human Flourishing. New articles and musings on human nature and human progress based on readings, listenings, and original research.
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Grim Old Days, Tradwives, APA Scandal, Flying Cars
Celebrate Halloween and celebrate progress by ordering my colleague Chelsea Follet’s excellent new book, The Grim Old Days!
New and interesting
- The Preindustrial Past Was a Horror Story, by Chelsea Follett
Halloween draws near...
Why Do People Fear Progress?
Why Do People Fear Progress?
Is progress a dirty word? Certainly not for my audience here on The Psychology of Progress and at HumanProgress.org. But out in the real world, people are decidedly more pessimistic. (Oh, how we wish that were...
Consent is not enough.
Most sexual assaults in America are never reported to police, and few of those that are ever reach the national news. A generation ago, an allegation like the one now unfolding at Cornell might have been swept under the rug, if it surfaced...
Does Psychiatry Do More Harm Than Good?
This summer, in a Plymouth, Massachusetts, courtroom, prosecutors presented rows of prescription bottles as evidence in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy. Clancy, a 36-year-old mother and nurse, strangled her three young children in Januar...
Heterodoxy Is Not an Identity
Last week I had the honor of speaking at the second annual Heterodox Social Science Conference at the University of Buckingham. I spoke about my dissertation research on gender dysphoria as a case study on the state of academic freedom.
My...
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