by Clay Routledge | Aug 24, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in the NY Times. The idea that young people today have a damaging relationship with digital technology — a relationship that leaves them insufficiently grounded in the real world and psychologically and socially undeveloped — is...
by Clay Routledge | Aug 22, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in Real Clear Politics A decline in national pride. “Doomerism” within Gen Z. The death of American exceptionalism. Wherever you look, it is easy to find a pessimistic perspective about the future of America. But...
by Paul Anleitner and Clay Routledge | Jul 8, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in The Federalist Look Up. That’s the tagline for the brand new Superman movie hitting the big screen this summer, directed by James Gunn and starring David Corenswet as the new Man of Steel. Tempted as some may be to see a summer...
by Clay Routledge | Jun 17, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in Profectus Magazine. Our public discourse about technology has become overwhelmingly negative and pessimistic. Media narratives and public commentary primarily highlight technology’s potential harms, such as mental health...
by Sophie H. Janicke-Bowles | Jun 6, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in Psychology Today Our digital habits evolve faster than we think—and many are boosting well-being. Key points Humans are rapidly adapting their digital habits in ways that promote mental and social well-being. New research shows...
by Clay Routledge | May 22, 2025 | Articles and Op Eds
This article was originally published in Real Clear Politics As Americans, we have accepted division as par for the course. Whether it is President Trump’s 100 days or cultural issues, “division” itself may be the most overused word in America. The...
