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and other thinkers to look at issues from multiple angles. One day he might unpack the dynamics

of a major political story. Another day, he might explore the psychology behind public outrage

or while we humans are so quick to believe strange things.

Mike's an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in an outlets like The Atlantic, the free press, and the Washington Post.

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