... The climate crisis requires intergenerational cooperation where the experience and wisdom of older generations are complemented by the innovation and urgency of younger ones.
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If you were born in 1990-1991 (right after the premiere of Seinfeld), you are what is known as a Peak Millennial, a subset of your generation that has uncannily reshaped the world around you. In addition…
…over half of all carbon emissions have occurred in your lifetime. In this post, I discuss both the inequity of that paradigm and the need for institutional change to address it….
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This post is inspired by @dylanlscott's @voxdotcom The Weeds episode. We do not bat an eye when our tax dollars go toward national defense, so why is it a constant battle with healthcare, another government-funded welfare program #healthcare#PublicHealth
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The problem for Democrats is the omission bias, or that people are harsher critics of actions that cause negative consequences than inactions that could have prevented them. Inaction is nominating Biden. The action is anyone else
#Biden#BidenHarris2024
Mass shootings are a part of American life. My latest post investigates how reframing mass shootings as targeted—not random—may force us to no longer justify their occurrence in America.
https://t.co/4bsTRfikfo
#massshooting#gunviolence#gunviolenceprevention#America
Personal relationships are dynamic because values and goals evolve over time. Inter-country relationships are no different because, at the end of the day, they still occur between people, and cultural values and national goals are not static either.
The "Strengthening the Transatlantic Alliance on the Basis of Shared Values" panel included achievements and transgressions on both sides of the Atlantic, evoking pride &humility for Americans & Hungarians alike. Hoping tomorrow we will understand each other just a little better.
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We have a natural tendency to ‘go with our gut’; but the more complex the problem, the more we may have to re-think our initial response. My latest article describes how the conversation of race in America begins with an open mind.
https://t.co/w2LAXwpU9H
Do we value people for who they are or what they do? Building from @ezraklein my latest post explores how societal value judgments inform public policy, shape our cultural norms, and define our social institutions, and what we can do to balance the scale.