Steven V. Mazie
The Boston Globe
New York, United States
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Conservative Supreme Court justices are threatening a post-election coup
They are pushing a theory that makes a mockery of America’s constitutional design. → Read More
Are All Great Leaders Bound Forever to Their Convictions?
New research shows that the most effective leaders, from Abraham Lincoln to Jeff Bezos, are always questioning their own convictions. → Read More
SCOTUS May Undermine Labor Unions Based on a Profound Misconception
Free riders choose to reap the rewards of a public good without paying their portion of the cost necessary to produce it. → Read More
A Survey Shows Why Americans Are Angrier Than Ever
If you’re a white, middle-class woman who scans the headlines all day, you’re more likely than not to be among the angriest of Americans. → Read More
3 Common Arguments Against Gun Control That Have Serious Logic Problems
No doubt you've heard one of these arguments given as a reason against gun control. Problem is, it's very dubious logic. → Read More
Why It's a Tragedy that Americans Don't Use All of Their (Very Limited) Vacation Time
Despite all those weeks sunning themselves and enjoying breaks from work, the French are among the most productive workers in the world. Americans could be, too. → Read More
Are Schools Neglecting Introverts?
A concern with quiet students' well-being should not push us back to outdated educational models. → Read More
Justice Scalia Suggests that “Slow-Track” Colleges May Be Better for Black People
Scalia was sitting right next to Clarence Thomas, the sole African American justice, when he made these startling comments. → Read More
Dear CNN: Trump's Plan to Ban Muslim Travel Isn't 'Worthy of Debate'
You know you’ve gone off the deep end when the human incarnation of Darth Vader says your proposal “goes against everything we stand for and believe in.” → Read More
Two Flaws of Human Rationality May Make It Impossible to Solve the Climate Crisis
As it turns out, assessing long-term risk/reward ratio isn't our strong suit. → Read More
Terrorism Doesn’t Outweigh Everything Else — Unless You're a Novice High School Debater
Those who want to keep Syrian refugees out of the country are succumbing to a classic error of logical reasoning. → Read More
Can You Figure Out What These Philosophers Are Saying?
Three passages that will pay dividends when parsed carefully by a patient reader. → Read More
I'm a Teacher and I'm Rethinking My Stance on Trigger Warnings After Students Challenged My Ideas
Reading is dangerous, but there's no harm in preparing students for the challenge. → Read More
A Fascinating Look at Dangerous Books That Makes No Good Point Against Trigger Warnings
Reading is dangerous, but there's no harm in preparing students for the challenge → Read More
Is Your Halloween Costume Offensive?
Should you check yourself before you bedeck yourself? → Read More
Menstrual Taboos and the New York City Subway
Breast-augmentation ads? Sure. But period panties? → Read More
How This Controversial Ad Helps Break the Taboo Against Discussing Female Menstruation
Breast-augmentation ads? Sure. But period panties? → Read More
Is Being Conservative Really the Ticket to Happiness?
I can see it in your eyes. I can see it in your smile. → Read More
Is Being Conservative Really the Ticket to Happiness?
I can see it in your eyes. I can see it in your smile. → Read More
A Supreme Court Quiz: How Much Do You Know About the Nation’s Highest Court?
Test your legal acumen. Pencils ready! → Read More