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Why sometimes the only way to do something right is to do some things wrong Sometimes the journey to finding ourselves can be short and direct, with a clear line taking us from point A to point B. Then there are those times when it’s a meandering trail that winds through th...

Can You Stop a Racist from Becoming a Doctor? {LISTEN} One of your fellow medical students is openly racist, misogynistic, and homophobic. Do you have a duty to report this terrible person in hopes it prevents him from ever becoming a doctor with marginal...

Why Rationality Seems Scarce and Why it Matters {Audio} Have you noticed that the representatives of every generation between 'The Flintstones" great-grandparents and our own will, at some point, shake their wise old heads at the folly of youth and procla...

How to get people to reveal the truth (Part 1) They say that a person will attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. One is more effective than the other. Well, that analogy applies too when the FBI wants someone to fess up to the part the...

Give Yourself the Gift of Done According to the University of Scranton, 92 percent of all resolutions fail. In spite of living in a world of bottomless opportunities, most of us are also relentlessly sidetracked by endless distract...

Is He Cheating on You with Porn? The man you were dating agreed to stop watching porn when your relationship was still young. What a relief! But after dating for a few years and everything’s otherwise great, you can’t help but ge...

The Winning Example of Extreme Ownership In the civilian world, about as close as most of us get to a life or death situation is the rush hour commute to and from work. But there are lessons we can learn from those who have had to make tough...

The Search for a Better Way to Think Just as our bodies have immune systems designed to fend off diseases that can incapacitate or kill us, our minds and cultures have similar processes in place to keep us safe from bad ideas and stop th...

How to use ultralearning to rise to the top Do you want to know how Benjamin Franklin, chess grandmaster Judit Polgár, and Nobel Laureate physicist Richard Feynman used ultralearning to master great skills, outsmart competition and rise to the...

Why Helping Others Drives Our Success The Beatles knew that the love you take equals the love you make. Similarly, the economics of relationships runs on a counterintuitive currency — the more you give, the more you get. But how do you ...