The goal of a great discussion isn't to land on the same page. It’s to explore different views.
Nods and smiles stroke your ego and close your mind. Thoughtful questions stoke your curiosity and stretch your thinking.
Consensus makes you comfortable. Dissent makes you smarter.
I’ve never directly appealed to a company before, but this is important: @netflix Please put Palm Trees in the Snow back on Netflix. I BEG you #palmtreesinthesnow#palmerasenlanieve
An easy way to pick the wrong career is to put your image above your interests and identity.
A motivating job isn't the one that makes you look important. It's the one that makes you feel alive.
Meaningful work isn't about impressing others. It's about expressing your values.
A mark of an open mind is being more committed to your curiosity than to your convictions.
The goal of learning is not to shield old views against new facts. It's to revise old views to incorporate new facts.
Ideas are possibilities to explore, not certainties to defend.
“The way to break an echo chamber is not to wave ‘the facts’ in the faces of its members. It is to attack the echo chamber at its root and repair that broken trust.”
This, by @add_hawk, is excellent. And shows how #starmanning can help us break through.
https://t.co/N4dosOryua
A major stupidity of politics is when parties/officials stake out a position, gain support for it, then hold to that position even when new facts indicate they were wrong. The players feel they have to stay the course for fear of a backlash for changing thier positions.
"Lies and honest mistakes": In which I argue that our epistemic crisis is essentially ethical and so are its solutions https://t.co/t4DlAHK1NE via @aeonmag
Far too many Americans do not have a strong grasp of the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that are essential to informed citizenship. Fordham's latest review of the states’ civics and US history standards makes it clear why. https://t.co/Tl1DTuw8Vt
Far too many Americans do not have a strong grasp of the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that are essential to informed citizenship. Fordham's latest review of the states’ civics and US history standards makes it clear why. https://t.co/uAPLYD8vgh
Strong @Noahpinion piece on losing faith the future. https://t.co/bHEpApV2AA. I wrote on a similar theme in an essay for @GuardianUS https://t.co/r1XeYNTegm. Snippet here: