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Incoherent Babble vs. Shameless Lies — Who Won the Debate?
The most embarrassing political matchup in modern history reaches new lows
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Why Cars Are Evil
Designing cities around cars was a terrible mistake to make.
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I’ve Never Seen My Parents Kiss
Pre-cognizant divorces are just as damaging, if not more so, than divorces that happen later in childhood
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Should You Apologize if You Were Wronged First?
It can be difficult to determine the limits of a proportional response to someone wronging us
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My Grandparents Don’t Get Along
The way we look at love has changed and not for the better
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How to Know When It’s Time to Give Up
A discussion of a novel heuristic
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Dating Apps Are Setting Men and Women up for Failure — but for Different Reasons
Men are being devalued online, and it’s ultimately hurting everyone.
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Here's Why Everyone Should Vote Democrat in November
Unfortunately, this election is not about policy. It's about preserving our democracy.
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My Articles Have Gotten 400k Views in 6 Months. I’m Still Broke
We all love a success story
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5 Steps to Get an Emotionally Unavailable Man to Open Up
Here is how to get your partner to be more vulnerable
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How to Write a $600+ Article on NewsBreak
Every writing platform is different
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Is Having Children Unethical?
Just because something is natural doesn’t mean it’s right
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I Went on 57 First Dates Last Year
Modern dating is soulless
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How AI Made My Dream of Being a Songwriter Come True
AI is making new modes of creative expression available to us all
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Arguments Against the Existence of Time
Time is certainly a useful concept, but does it have any objective existence?
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Is Stock Trading Just Gambling?
There is overlap between gambling and trading, but ultimately it all depends on the way you approach the practice
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The Drake-Kendrick Rap Beef: A Case Study of Mob Psychology
This clash of superstars ended up serving as a perfect example of one of humanity's greatest failings
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Should You Still Talk to Your Ex?
The way we dismiss those we used to love shows how much weight we give to love itself
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Should the U.S. Pay Reparations to Black Americans?
We’re faced with the impossible choice of leaving a critical debt unpaid or obligating a generation that wasn’t directly responsible to pay it
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Why Creatives Shouldn’t Be Afraid of AI
There are no limits to creativity, so there is room enough for us all
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The 5 Factors That Determine if Your Partner Is a Perfect Match
These are the necessary areas of compatibility for you and your partner to be an ideal romantic match
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How to Deal with the Fact that Everyone We Love Will Die Someday
To stomach the hardest fact of life, we must put it in its proper context
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Why Are Black-Specific Colleges, Caucuses, and TV Channels Acceptable, but Not White-Specific Ones?
In a society with a clear majority, the social homogeny can sometimes be so pervasive it becomes hard to recognize at all
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Why the People Closest to You Might Not Love Your Writing
Having a personal relationship with someone can keep them from seeing your work for what it is
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How to Revolutionize Any Industry
A short guide to bridging the gap between quantitative and qualitative change
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How Writing Heals Trauma
The blank page is such a simple thing, but it has helped me heal in profound and surprising ways.
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Why It’s So Hard To Say How You Feel
Words are more powerful than we realize.
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Why Everyone Is an Investor
There is no such thing as “saving,” only investing
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Should a Writer Be a Person or a Brand?
Career success comes from consistency, but this restricts creative freedom
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How Highly Sensitive People Control the Rest Of Us
Reasonable people are constantly being controlled by those who are unreasonable.
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Poverty: A Love Story
We all have those we love, but this world so often forces us to choose one side or the other.
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6 Ways Relationships Can Quickly Become Unfair
Here are a number of the subtle ways habits and expectations can work to cause imbalances in relationships
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Why ‘Small Talk’ Has Big Consequences
There are particular contexts that call for “small talk” and they mark critical junctures for developing our social lives