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Crime, Punishment And The Human Brain

September 15, 2017
by Caroline Miller
aggressive children, behaviorists, carrot and stick discipline, Katherine Reynolds Lewis, Michael Mechanic, Phillip Zimbardo, school to prison pipeline, situational dynamics, The End of Punishment, The Lucifer Effect, the malleable brain, The Slippery Slope of Evil, The Stanford Prison Experiment
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Situational dynamics is a proven way to seduce  good people into doing bad things, a discovery that began as an experiment and was later documented in The Lucifer Effect, by Phillip Zimbardo in 2007.  The study upon which the book was based, and which will be dramatized this month a
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Emancipation For All

February 09, 2015
by Caroline Miller
"Lean In", Adam Grant, Building A Better Man, Jennifer Newsom, Michael Mechanic, Miss Representation, Sheryl Sandberg, The Mask You Live In
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Recently, President  Obama held a press conference where only women reporters were given an opportunity to field questions.  His conduct drew much speculation in the media, and the reason may have been a response to some released studies that show women tend to remain silent in foru
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The Intentional Fallacy

August 05, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Christof Koch, Going Along, Jules Feiffer, Keep It in Mind, Kill My Mother, Michael Mechanic, Monroe C. Beardsley, W. K. Wimsitt
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One of my favorite cartoonists, Jules Feiffer, has turned 85 and recently published his first graphic novel, Kill My Mother.  Because the book departs from his usual satirical expression and ventures into tragicomedy, an interviewer asked how the cartoonist arrived at his plot.  Fei
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Thank You Aaron Swartz

October 10, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"Le My Papers GO!", Aaron Swartz, Michael Mechanic, National Institutes of Heath, open source rights
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Aaron Swartz
Aaron Swartz was a hacker. He committed suicide in January of this year at the age of 26. He killed himself because he feared he would be prosecuted and jailed for attempting to share medical information stored on the computers at the National Health Institute. The agency charges hand
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