Category Archives: Non-fiction

An examination of how we think the way we think via System 1 (intuitive) and System 2 (deliberative).

The modern world revolves around data, but because data treats men (not women) as the default, bias against women is inherent in the systems that run our lives.

A sweeping look at our technological eras, and what our past eras tell us about the one we exist in today.

The horrors that Central American migrants face, caused in part by U.S. policies, when fleeing north.

How we remember things, why we remember things, and what we can do to remember better.

A remarkable argument for shared spaces, and how they can forge the connections we need for health and civic life.

How, and why, certain environmental factors led to sweeping civilizational changes in some parts of the world but not others.

In reimagining life beyond early marriage, single U.S. women created remarkable change.

A book about how to reorient the way we view and treat introverts.

The story of the doctor who shed light on the Flint water crisis and revealed the government’s abandonment of civic responsibility.