Tucker Carlson and Bill Maher both argue that the other party is immoral. But what if the parties don’t share the same fundamental morals…?

The political killings have started in Portland. So maybe it’s time we ask if it’s really good for our personal wellbeing to align ourselves with Red or Blue.

Chess geniuses don’t sit at home reading about game theory. They immerse themselves in the culture. So why should we assume any sort of mastery would work differently?

It’s the wild-west of online learning! So why can’t Masterclass earn us academic credits? And why hasn’t the internet replaced traditional colleges yet?

History is full of couples who started out powerful and joined forces later. But what about couples who start humble then go on to conquer the world? Or, if not the world, maybe just their sphere of business?

Last year California expanded their Accessory Dwelling law, rewarding homeowners who build extra housing on-property. Meanwhile, Shawnee Kansas has banned roommates…

The Harlan coal strike of the 1930’s became the model for company oppression and American labor uprising. Except it keeps happening…and not all the miners were American.

Addiction affects the old and the young, the poor and wealthy. But why the smart? Why can’t creative people just…out-think their addiction?

Is there any psychological benefit to reading about assholes online and how they’ve ruined their relationships? Or is it just harmless amusement?

Covid has killed businesses, downtown areas are being abandoned, and shops are shutting their doors. So why is Todd starting a small business now? What does he know?

Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life. But what if employers know you’re willing to work for cheap (or free) when it’s something you love?

Joe, a recently licensed Private Investigator, lost his father last month. So when the official cause of death came back purposely vague, he started asking questions.

Joe, a recently licensed Private Investigator, lost his father last month. So when the official cause of death came back purposely vague, he started asking questions.

America is called the hotbed of inventors and trailblazers. But even if you invent the next lightbulb, how likely is it to make you rich?

Is it ethical to train your husband like a puppy? To use treats and stimuli? Or to enter a new relationship with plans to fix the other person?

What if we haven’t found our purpose by 30? Or 50? What if we’re missing something fundamental about life’s purpose? Well, we have some fascinating stats about that…

Scandalized sprinters, aging bicyclists, and Russian cheaters. What can we learn from Athletes who can’t let go of being seen as exceptional?