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By David Brooks
Articles from the author
Moral vacuum at heart of market-driven economy
It created the supremacy of corporates and their shareholders and no one else mattered
4m read
The power of human touch
Empathetic physical contact is essential for life as intimate touch engages our emotions
4m read
The most influential man on earth
The Russian president knows the advantages of authority and has a coherent strategy to promote his side of the debate
4m read
The art of persuasion and thinking well
The best way to persuade people is not always by presenting the facts, but by creating an attractive community that they want to join
4m read
How evil is tech?
Instead of claiming to offer us the best things in life, if tech merely saw itself as providing efficiency devices that would be an amazing show of realism
3m read
America needs to return to national greatness
The true American myth is dynamic and universal, but the one that Trump has injected into the national bloodstream is static and insular
4m read
Has reason gone out of our lives?
Today’s anti-Enlightenment movements believe less in calm persuasion and evidence-based inquiry than in purity of will
4m read
Can elephants learn from failure?
Tax reform probably won’t survive in the US if the Republicans try to do it the way they tried to do health care — staying within the lines of GOP orthodoxy while veering over to the extreme right
4m read
The crisis of western civilisation
Faith in the West has collapsed and, amazingly, people have been slow to rise to defend it
4m read
Is radicalism possible today?
The best change is dialogical, the gradual, grinding conversation, pitting interest against interest, but bound by common nationhood and humanity
4m read
Giving away your billion
Let one start with the premise that the most important task before us is to reweave the social fabric
4m read
Getting radical about inequality
Most of us try to win subtle status points, earn cultural affirmation, develop our tastes, and advance our class. All this leads to economic gaps
4m read
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