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  1. May 26

    21 Enticing books to take along this summer

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  2. Aug 2

    🔊 on the multi-front challenge to America’s ability to distinguish fact from fiction and how a could help:

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  3. Jun 22

    👇 Our webinar is starting now! Watch live at the link below.

    Today at 1pm ET: Tune into a Brookings webinar to see discuss his new book, The , with . 📺 Watch here:
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  4. Sep 27

    TFW you're hanging with cool neighbors as one of a couple just finished 's (and apparently they rarely finish books as they end up getting bored) and the partner has been a long-time fan and highly recos .

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  5. Jul 16

    Our new with just released. Proud of this episode!

    A remarkable book. ⁦⁩ is our next ⁦guest. The constitution of knowledge “is the system that we in America and people who care about truth around the world rely on to keep us anchored to reality and to turn our disagreements into facts.” ⁦⁩
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  6. Jul 23

    Good morning Canada! is live from on 8-10am ET covering the top news of the day! Guests: Panel 📻:

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  7. Jun 22

    use tech. to amplify/downplay the desired consensus. but who determines what to amplify/downplay?

  8. Oct 13

    “’s defense of the is an insightful & important reminder of the real goods produced by expertise.” Benjamin & Jenna Storey,

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  9. Jul 28

    🎧 Listen to explain how Americans can turn disagreement into truth via : https:// 📙 Check out his new book, :

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  10. Jul 14

    📖 Read :

    "Polarization per se is not new, but the more polarized a society gets, the easier it is to manipulate people by hating on the other side," tells :
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  11. Jul 14

    These advances in human well-being are astounding. My new daughter’s well-being at those odds would be an unthinkable tragedy. A liberal order committed to speech, pluralism, fallibilism, empiricism did this for us. Do not take results for granted.

    For most of history, whether your kid made it past age 15 was the same as a coin flip. One of the most amazing charts I have ever seen (h/t )
  12. Jun 22

    Does social media in its ability uncover/profile peoples views make people vulnerable? And does mind scrambling need both a sender and internal receiver for the mind to get scrambled? Barbara F. Delo

  13. Sep 2

    Jonathan Rauch defends “the constitution of knowledge” from

  14. 28 Dec 2018

    Fine writing here - and some pleasingly apolitical points.

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  15. Jul 28

    The constitution of knowledge: “This global network of people hunting for each others' errors is far and away the greatest human technology ever invented.” - We discuss…

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  16. Oct 10

    Hear more from on how Americans can help defend objective truth: Check out from :

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  17. Mar 26

    . “is coming out in June w a book called ... I’m so very jealous of how good it is... If you actually love free speech more than other things, it’s possibly one of the best books ever written” to

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  18. Jun 8

    Jonathan Rauch on the tools with which people can use successfully in order to maintain our social system for turning disagreement into :

  19. Sep 10

    If you only read one book this year, it should be this one.

  20. Oct 23

    The next time someone (even (or especially!) me) touts a "peer-reviewed study" as having an important marker of quality, please ask them to re-read this expose from . FYI, - the is under siege on many fronts.

    My new article is out. Before we start, big credits to and , without whom none of this text would exist. Right. To war.
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