Jon Haidt: The way I think about it is that these all these fuses coming together, and each one was burning separately to some extent. They all intersected in the fall of 2015.

Jon Haidt: The way I think about it is that these all these fuses coming together, and each one was burning separately to some extent. They all intersected in the fall of 2015.

JOHN LEO: What’s the theory? JONATHAN HAIDT: That children are anti-fragile. Bone is anti-fragile. If you treat it gently, it will get brittle and break.

Jon Haidt’s Righteous Mind. I’ve had my copy of the social psychologist Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind for about 10 days now, and I’m sorry I haven’t gotten around to blogging about it.

Jonathan Haidt himself added a comment to the thread yesterday in which I cited a blog post by someone named Staffan, who drew on Haidt's moral foundations theo ... Jon Hoffman May 21, 2025 ...

Another [criticism] is that [Haidt's] argument might arm those who are "eager to dismiss our findings," as John T. Jost, a psychologist at New York University, expresses it.

Once I started thinking this way, I knew it was time for a little political psychotherapy with Jon Haidt. Haidt, a social psychologist, is a professor of business ethics at New York University’s Stern ...

A good start would be to listen to Jon Haidt, acknowledge that we form a tribal moral community and do our best to accommodate differing views while maintaining (or perhaps raising) ...

Jonathan Haidt on the psychology of politics, the emotions behind the Tea Party—and why as a self-described centrist, he thinks a Republican crackup may be coming.

John Valentine Haidt, “Christ Before Herod,” 1762 (photo: Public Domain) John Grondelski Blogs April 9, 2022. Palm Sunday is perhaps the only day when the liturgy has two Gospels.