Where Did the Coronavirus Come From? What We Already Know Is Troubling. nyti.ms/3xOXC3q
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Month: June 2021
NYTimes: Do Chance Meetings at the Office Boost Innovation? There’s No Evidence of It.
Do Chance Meetings at the Office Boost Innovation? There’s No Evidence of It. nyti.ms/2Uqdmvj
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NYTimes: Is Education No Longer the ‘Great Equalizer’?
NYTimes: Sarah Schulman’s Radical Approach to Conflict, Communication and Change
Sarah Schulman’s Radical Approach to Conflict, Communication and Change nyti.ms/3zNWRta
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Post Growth: Life After Capitalism – Resilience
Post Growth: Life After Capitalism – Resilience
www.resilience.org/resources/post-growth-life-after-capitalism/
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The Blackfoot Wisdom that Inspired Maslow’s Hierarchy – Resilience
NYTimes: Google’s Hidden Monopoly
NYTimes: Why People Misperceive Crime Trends (Chicago Is Not the Murder Capital)
Why People Misperceive Crime Trends (Chicago Is Not the Murder Capital) nyti.ms/3xni7nG
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NYTimes: Trevor Noah: ‘We Live in a World Where Having a Conversation Is Punished’
Trevor Noah: ‘We Live in a World Where Having a Conversation Is Punished’ nyti.ms/3cO6PRx
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NYTimes: Ted Cruz, I’m Sorry
Ted Cruz, I’m Sorry nyti.ms/3q0oQBA
“I worried, and continue to worry, about the degree to which I and other journalists — opinion writers, especially — have contributed to the dynamics we decry: the toxic tenor of American discourse, the furious pitch of American politics, the volume and vitriol of it all.
I worry, too, about how frequently we shove ambivalence and ambiguity aside. Ambivalence and ambiguity aren’t necessarily signs of weakness or sins of indecision. They can be apt responses to events that we don’t yet understand, with outcomes that we can’t predict.”
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