Arthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) is a social scientist, Washington Post columnist, president of the American Enterprise Institute, and author of Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture of Contempt.
What We Discuss with Arthur Brooks:
Why happiness relies on being mindful of what you have right now instead of comparing yourself to others who have what you want.
A disheartening statistic: One in six Americans has stopped talking to a family member or close friend entirely because of politics.
How gratitude can be used as an anesthetic for contempt.
Why a healthy society elevates authoritative leaders in search of cooperation for the greater good over coercive leaders who bully their way toward short-term results.
Why we should commit not to be -- or interact with people who hide behind being -- anonymous on the Internet.
And much more...
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