They don’t trust in a variety of contexts, whether it's strangers, politicians or even family and friends, the way less cynical people do. You write that people often mistake cynicism for wisdom.

In fact, you could make the case that cynicism is becoming a default setting for people in our society. But why is that the case? And does it make any sense to be so cynical? Jamil Zaki is a ...

This is an interesting, somewhat cynical, take. Stone's not the only person we've seen tossing out this idea. It's entirely possible Bezos wanted to have more clout in D.C. This is a quick way to ...