Life is complicated — and changing faster than we can grasp.
We’re surrounded by signs, signals, and portents, yet drowning in a sea of information.
Understanding how we form our beliefs about the world helps us make better decisions and live better lives.
Thinking about our own thinking is a skill. It’s a kind of literacy that should belo
Life is complicated — and changing faster than we can grasp.
We’re surrounded by signs, signals, and portents, yet drowning in a sea of information.
Understanding how we form our beliefs about the world helps us make better decisions and live better lives.
Thinking about our own thinking is a skill. It’s a kind of literacy that should belong to everyone.
We want to share what we and others have learned, to make sense of the world and move closer to the truth.
This is us, doing our part.
Former police analyst and investigator with a background in information science, intelligence analysis and data analytics
Former police officer, detective, and academic, with a background in science, criminal investigation, intelligence and analysis
In this season, Mark and Howard ask some fundamental questions about information, and invite others to give their take on how they make sense of the world