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Social psychologist at NYU-Stern. Author of The Righteous Mind. Reflections on how social & moral psychology can improve companies, universities, and societies.

New York City
Joined January 2010

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Oct 23

    JS Mill's All Minus One, on sale: Buy 1, Get 1 50% off through 10/31. That's for the beautiful art book -- makes a great gift. Use this link: You can also get the $3 kindle. Edited by and me. Mill's ideas have never been more relevant.

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    5 hours ago

    “Free play helps develop the skills associated with cooperation and dispute resolution that are closely associated with skills needed to survive in a democracy.”

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  3. Retweeted
    Oct 24

    . podcast: I speak w , whose book Stubborn Attachments is unapologetic libertarian vision of a future that is sustainable, rich, and free. If you liked 's or & 's latest you'll dig this

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    Oct 24

    Applied Big History: A Guide for Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Other Living Things by —now on Amazon

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  6. Oct 24

    How did America (and other countries) go from the old left-right dimension to the globalist-nationalist dimension, as in Trump's quote from Monday? (below). Here is my explanation, from 2016, of the 4 steps that got us here:

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    Oct 23

    “We must always have civility and respect”: Democrat Lucy Rogers and Republican Zac Mayo are running against each other for a seat in Vermont's State House. They surprised a crowd with a performance of Eddie Vedder’s ‘Society’ after a long debate

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  8. Oct 24

    Here's the intro chapter from our book, . This is the only place where it is posted on the internet. Thanks for selecting our book as a finalist!

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    Oct 15

    In the latest episode of Half-Hour of Heterodoxy, talks to about her recent co-authored essay in exploring how supporters of were, on average, more authoritarian than those who supported :

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    Oct 22

    I have a new piece arguing that the best way to address the college free-speech problem is through a single, simple strategy that will change both campuses and high schools.

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    Oct 22

    Six questions to ask campus representatives -- to help parents & prospective students feel out a campus' climate for free expression, viewpoint diverstity & open inquiry + signal to college leadership that this is a priority:

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    Oct 20

    The look on this dog’s face when she runs on her own for the very first time ❤️

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    Oct 22

    Tech has an ethics problem. It starts prior to Silicon Valley: universities don’t teach ethics & philosophy to those in STEM/related fields

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  14. Oct 22

    Aquí está mi entrevista con , en , sobre mi nuevo libro (The Coddling), y la traducción al español de mi último libro, La Mente de los Justos. Una cita sobre políticas de identidad:

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  15. Oct 22

    The Trump admin gender definition strikes me as one of the most blatant attempts to mis-use science to support an ideological agenda that I have seen. Gender and biological sex are not the same thing; they align for most people, but not all.

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    Oct 19

    “I’m a fiction writer...” 😂

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    Oct 22
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  18. Oct 21

    Here's my best interview yet for business audiences, on , covering ethical leadership in a polarized time, and how to set norms if you're hiring gen-Z (and want to avoid recent campus norms). Thanks !

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  19. Oct 20

    Here's a really interesting overview of how to apply behavioral science to improve ethical behavior in companies

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  20. Oct 20

    Here is an interesting review of The Coddling, and of , from , at [from 3 weeks ago]. It is positive, but is notable for seeking out our most thoughtful critics such as and

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