Ross Pomeroy

We default to cause-and-effect thinking because we want to maintain control over our lives, but some things just don't have clear answers.

Nutrition plans, just like religious cults, commonly eschew science and reality.

We can continue to argue about gun ownership and its relationship to violence, but studies have confirmed at least a few peculiar aspects of firearms.

Humans are flighty, irrational creatures that calculate risk in fascinating ways.