book review Book Review: "When Should Law Forgive?" by Martha Minow > “Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future.” — Paul Boese To forgive or not forgive? That is the question. Should we forgive student debt, rent during COVID, and The
book review Book Review: Cultural Evolution > More than 45 years ago, I argued in The Silent Revolution that "A transformation may be taking place in the political culture of advanced industrial societies. This transformation seems to be altering the
book review Book Review: "The WEIRDest People in the World" by Joseph Henrich > The cultural evolution of psychology is the dark matter that flows behind the scenes throughout history. Joseph Henrich [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Henrich] is the world's leading scholar of cultural evolution
book review Book Review: "Just Giving" by Rob Reich, A Political Theory of Philanthropy I'm interviewing Rob Reich [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Reich] on my podcast soon. As preparation for that interview, I wanted to review his most recent book, Just Giving [https://www.goodreads.
book review Book Review: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions As part of DCI's efforts to "build a new field" [https://mitcryptocurrencyresearch.substack.com] (of blockchain and cryptocurrency technology), and as part of my personal interest in paradigm shifts, I recently read The
book review “The Sovereign Individual” Book Review: Takeaways, Quotes, and Critique > “The transition from one stage of economic life to another has always involved a revolution. We think that the Information Revolution is likely to be the most far reaching of all. It will
