What America’s response to COVID-19 reveals (Essay)
12 min read Rajan Menon, Professor of International Relations at the City College of New York, digs beneath the surface while commenting on the US response to COVID-19
I am a Chartered Psychologist: Here are Five Mistakes to Avoid While Meditating
4 min read William Van Gordon, Chartered Psychologist at the University of Derby, discusses five mistakes that people make while meditating
COVID-19 – British Medical Journal study suggests 78% don’t show symptoms. Here’s what that could mean
5 min read Jasmina Panovska-Griffiths, Senior Research Fellow and Lecturer in Mathematical Modelling at the University College London, comments on this important study
I was Homeschooled for Eight Years: Here’s what I recommend
7 min read Mordechai Levy-Eichel, lecturer in political science at Yale University, talks about the advantages of being homeschooled
Writing Fiction Is Not My Job: I’m a Historian, so I’ll stick to the truth
6 min read John Broich, Associate Professor of History at Case Western Reserve University, defends himself and other intellectuals is this charged piece
KAMADIA – Coronavirus Interview with Leading Historian Susan Kingsley Kent: Lessons from the 1918/1919 Influenza Pandemic
Kamadia interviews leading historian Susan Kingsley Kent to see what sort of lessons history can offer us while we fight COVID-19. This is a must read.
KAMADIA – Interview Question (bonus): What were some of the political consequences of the 1918/1919 Influenza?
"The major politicians charged with creating the peace settlement after World War 1 —Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, and George Clemenceau—all fell victim to the flu," explains historian Susan Kingsley Kent, in this bonus interview question
Robert Reich – How CEOs are Ruining America
3 min read Former United States Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich, makes the case that many of America's most prominent CEOs do not care about the about their country
Experts: can’t live with them, can’t live without them
3 min read Diane Coyle, Bennett Professor of Public Policy at the University of Cambridge, discusses the topic of experts while reviewing an interesting book