Discourse Magazine: The Autodidact: To Improve Society, Start With Improving Yourself (www.discoursemagazine.com)
Intelligence is easy to find online, but there’s precious little wisdom. Those of us who spend too much time in the digital world (for me, it’s a job requirement) are all too familiar with the firehose of the latest news, trends and controversies. Within hours, they’ll be replaced by new topics just as meaningless....
To My Friends Across the Political Divide (www.discoursemagazine.com)
We are a nation of rules and the rules are boring. Embrace that. In times of difficulty, go with the boring option. When faced with a frightening crisis, tamp it down with ultra-boring moves. No matter what, stick with the rules....
Discourse Magazine: How To Build Neighborhoods (www.discoursemagazine.com)
I would say that the biggest problem…It’s the decline of our relationships, the decline of our institutions, the isolation, the lack of practice. If you’re not practicing being in relationships, you’re not practicing working in institutions, you’re not practicing being involved with other people—it’s not only...
Reducing Political Polarization by Respecting Human Dignity (www.discoursemagazine.com)
I’m posting this in Conservative because Discourse Magazine is produced by The Mercatus Center at George Mason University, a conservative think thank....