Being Right vs. Feeling Right
The instinct to be right is strong. The instinct to feel right is stronger. By Jeremy E Sherman Ph.D. In bad visibility conditions, pilots fly by instrument. Rather than looking…
The Source for Independent Thought and Analysis
The instinct to be right is strong. The instinct to feel right is stronger. By Jeremy E Sherman Ph.D. In bad visibility conditions, pilots fly by instrument. Rather than looking…
The illusion of causality By Shahram Heshmat Ph.D. We humans generally aren’t great at reasoning objectively about uncertainty as we go about our daily lives. We have a universal desire…
Lydia Denworth Want to know who your real friends are? Look for these essential things. Friendship may feel complicated, but it turns out that recognizing your true friends can be…
11 Examples of Resistance to Government Raids By Bill Quigley. Bill teaches law at Loyola University New Orleans. Resistance to unjust government action is the duty of all people who…
By Kenneth Cooper Let’s say you’re a crackhead, and one day you find that you can no longer support your crack habit with the money from your 9 to 5,…
PART of our Series on Mass Incarceration by Cammie Maturin As a state, Louisiana’s response to crime and punishment, in the 2017 legislative cycle, must be met with bi-partisan commitment…
by MarkAlain Dery, Contributor, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Section of Infectious Disease; Tulane University School of Medicine. Founder; 102.3 WHIV-LP FM, New Orleans. A few weeks ago a colleague appeared…
By Kenneth Cooper If you are planning on murdering a police officer to make a statement, please don’t. Just stop. Put the AK 47 or AR 15 down. Remove your…
by Kenneth Cooper First things first, what you need to know is that Jefferson Parish President Mike Yenni did not put his mouth on a 17 year-old boy’s penis. Though…
By Philip White The United States designates February as Black History Month. The irony is not lost that February is the shortest month of the year. For those Americans who…