Defining scientific terms for political reasons is bad for both sides of the debate. Sam Berger and Jonathan Moreno explain why altering scientific definitions for political ends is bad for both sides ...
When you work in a consulting role, there’s an urge to dive into solutions the moment you’re presented with a problem. After all, that’s what you’re there for, right? Clients come to you with ...
John was Vice President for the Institute for Constitutional Government, Director of the Meese Center, and the Ed and Sherry Gilbertson Senior Legal Fellow. Testimony before the Committee on the ...
A recent HBR article by Oguz Acar from King’s College London rejects the idea that Prompt Engineering is the hottest job of the future, declaring instead that problem formulation is a higher-order, ...
The discussion and debate about homelessness amongst the general public and policy makers has become superficial and reductionist at best and at worst dehumanizes people who are suffering from the ...
Reports have emerged that China installed a new rocket weapon system to counter combat divers on a disputed island in the South China Sea’s Spratly Islands. Some have framed the deployment as ...
A few months ago, a tweet made me laugh out loud: “The first rule of philosophy club is hard to define.” It may seem pedantic, but getting definitions right is actually a big deal. That’s especially ...
To be effective, change processes have to account for the unique elements of an organization at a given point in time. Einstein once said that if he had an hour to save the world, he would spend fifty ...
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