Vikram Bath
Vikram Bath is the pseudonym of a former business school professor living in the United States with his wife, daughter, and dog. (Dog pictured.) His current interests include amateur philosophy of science, business, and economics. Tweet at him at @vikrambath1.
Fact checking, as practiced today, falls wildly short of its ideals
The Wife of Bath's Tale shows how desperate readers are for a hero and what we are...
I hope the future of the Democratic party looks more like this than like a nicer, kinder...
Stephen Moore is a political operative who happened to get some sort of economics degree from somewhere.
It's OK to be scared by scary things. Driving in the snow is one of them.
Goodbye hippy parenting, hello guided reading levels
Journalism's current standards for determining what is publishable are brittle and subject to manipulation by malicious actors.
The civil rights party realignment didn't really happen until 2008.
Coursera is a great way to learn, but unreliable as a credential for someone’s learning.
Know evil by its acts, not its words.
Vikram offers free advice to a corporation that knowingly laundered money for terrorists on how they can...
Donald Trump figured out the cheat code to get the New York Times to believe anything.
Should we believe in falsehoods when doing so works better?
NYT (1995): “Clinton Embraces a Proposal To Cut Immigration by a Third”
Modern action movies lack the attention to detail paid by Jackie Chan and his contemporaries
