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the well
The science of suspension
Reinventing Ed's Coed
Bass driven
One year, one pair, zero washes
Running from crocodiles
The big idea
Faith in recovery
I am Duck
Unfinished battles
Learning to lose
multimedia
Psychic numbing
The science of suspension
Reinventing Ed's Coed
Bass driven
One year, one pair, zero washes
Running from crocodiles
The big idea
Faith in recovery
I am Duck
Unfinished battles
Learning to lose
multimedia
Psychic numbing 
Trying to understand why we turn away in the face of tragedy
documentary Desiree Aflleje & Emese Foss
Psychologist Paul Slovic has spent his live studying why humans make decisions. In recent years, he became immersed in a troubling puzzle: why have humans have allowed for a history of genocides? With urgency, Slovic set out to unravel the psychology behind this question as it faced an immediate application, the 5-year-long, ongoing genocide in Darfur. His professional and personal life is now immersed in trying to solve this puzzle and find out if anything can be done about it.