At some point in the past five years, I accepted that the door Papa went through went one way.
By asking questions on facebook, I’ve learned the value of radical diversity and radical questions.
We can’t “teach” our kids character, but we can debrief it.
Some questions in support of your 2020 holiday reflections.
We get up off the mat if and when something really, truly matters.
My twenties were starved, not lonely.
I dreamed of exploring space, but the problems of earth got in the way of that. I hope our kids can truly choose between exploration and institutional reform.
Please, God, let our children’s suffering be graceful instead of senseless.
I am grateful or a lot this Thanksgiving. But what am I doing for others?
Why, exactly, did I have the dreams I ended up having?
A theory on how to create a community that resolves conflict without violence and madness. It takes three supra-public goods: abundance, strong institutions, and goodness.
Every culture is deeper or richer than we know.
Your Dada came here for a better life, full of prosperity. Today is a special day because we no longer have to doubt that we belong here.
Thinking of who lifted me up, gives me courage and strength.
Talking about decision criteria has completely transformed how Robyn and I make decisions in our marriage and for our family, I suspect that it could have similarly transformative effects in our civic lives.