One obstacle to consensus about any issue is confirmation bias. People see what they want to see. As one scholar put it, […]

I’ve met some guys doing a phenomenal project that more people should know about. It’s called Lifey (Life + Story, basically a […]

Today we’re going to see another example of the Mesomania bias in the Joseph Smith Papers and the ongoing rejection of Letter […]

When people claim reason A for a belief, but then change to reason B when reason A collapses for some reason, you […]

When you have two different interpretations of historical events, current events, scientific facts and models, etc., one or both may be a […]

This is part 1 of a series I’m doing on cognitive dissonance. Because so many people have begun following this blog in […]

Scott Adams recently explained why he thinks most problems are information problems: “I have a hypothesis that nearly all solvable problems in […]