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Joe Paterno and the Truth Right In Front of Our Eyes
We are biased to believe in the innocence of those we admire -- even when they have blood on their hands
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We are biased to believe in the innocence of those we admire -- even when they have blood on their hands
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The man who inspired the world with his technology anonymously inspired one writer with the simple beauty of his home
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Dwelling on our own suffering makes us blind to the pain of others
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Toward the end of his life, MLK's focus began to shift from ensuring racial equality to bridging the economic divide between the rich and poor
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Why do these kinds of scandals so rarely happen with female politicians?
A reader sent me the following note in response to my post on innovation not being about math, but about more flexible, "integrative" thinking:Most…
Friday marked the 25th anniversary of the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger--an event that itself marked the end of a new generation's…
President Obama's State of the Union speech this week was -- among other things -- a call to action for strengthening innovation in America. "The…
Although I've written about aviation for over 20 years now, I rarely write about it on The Atlantic's site because Jim Fallows already does such an…
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