In the summer of 2015, a group of well-credentialed researchers announced that they had tried to replicate the findings of the most influential experiments in the field of social psychology... and 61% of the attempted replications failed.
Those of us who get paid to commit acts of political journalism are fond of overstatement. The trade tends to attract excitable types, easily bored and always on the prowl for new stimuli. I’m not going to say that the Internet was invented for...
The relationship of character to politics was much in the news last year, as two candidates of – shall we say? – questionable character sought to lead us. Whether the character of our leaders truly matters is a question as old as the idea of self...
Why anti-business business writers give tech titans a free pass on ‘red in tooth and claw’ capitalism… By Andrew Ferguson Among the enduring questions of American journalism – What happened to Amelia Earhart? Who was that guy...
