Join Lee Fang @lhfang & I May 12th at Commonwealth Club World Affairs Council @cwclub to discuss the impact of groupthink on our politics and our minds. https://t.co/mpDHilU15w

Thanks so much, Joe 🙏

Really enjoyed this conversation with @bopsource on hope and hypocrisy in public life and why hypocrisy can sometimes be a good thing. Was fun to discuss my own personal evolution from when I was a anti-war activist in college till the present day. https://t.co/oueAb7OYKO

Join us LIVE tomorrow at 9am ET 👇🏽 I'll be speaking with @bopsource about my new book as part of her new live/ Podcast series "Divergent Ideas." https://t.co/NqsE8fGwER

Happy pub day to @shadihamid and join us tomorrow 11/12 at 9am EST: https://t.co/fDCBTQeycy

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I’ve had a long love affair with Korea, and their cover and title (FALSE EMPATHY) for my latest book has me falling harder.

Haven’t listened yet but the quote alone obviously resonates.

Interesting and nuanced argument from @shadihamid’s new book on the morally aspirational utility of performance

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@shadihamid Join @petersavodnik and I to talk about the potency of disagreement, and his international career that led him to filmmaking and @TheFP. Part of the Divergent Ideas series kicking off this month https://t.co/besJfWzChx

Join @shadihamid and I next week to discuss his storied international career and new book. The Washington Post columnist is also Senior Fellow at Georgetown’s Center for Muslim-Christian understanding.

Next week kicks off Divergent Ideas, a personal look at why scholars and journalists are passionate about the clash of opinions — and how all of us can learn to embrace disagreement as a celebration of vibrant, diverging ideas. https://t.co/aJYIEZ689Z

A few days ago, I posted a brief statement of what I, as a conservative, seek to conserve. The first item on the list was what I regard as the foundational principle of all sound morality: the profound, inherent, and equal dignity of each and every member of the human family.

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Start saying no without guilt, before you develop an autoimmune disease. "The price we pay for being too nice is illness."

JUST LISTED✨ Does the dominant narrative of the group ever lead you to self-silence? Join @bopsource, author of Divergent Mind & @TKPullinger to explore groupthink & maintaining your independent voice. From her new book, 'Trust Your Mind.' https://t.co/IUWWzedvU0

[BOOK GIVEAWAY 📚] Even for the average person, everyday environments can make us feel like we shouldn’t speak our mind. In a new book, author Jenara Nerenberg teaches how to embrace nuance in a world of self-silencing. comment for a chance to win! https://t.co/KMXmAQvroE

“Groupthink disables your ability to think for yourself.” Trust Your Mind by Jenara Nerenberg might be the most relevant book today. It’s about what happens when we silence ourselves to stay safe. This isn’t just a book—it’s a mirror.

Cultures of Self-Silencing: An interview with Jenara Nerenberg, by @PowerOfUsBook

Tomorrow I’ll be at MIT for a conversation about reforming universities. If you’re in the Boston area, please come join us and disagree with me.

Studying philosophy does make people better thinkers, according to new research on more than 600,000 college grads