A dialogue about business.

A dialogue about how to react to hurtful but true things that people say to you.

The author presents a dialogue about the psychological function of scholarly conventions and other pseudo-scholarly colloquia.

A dialogue about the psychological characteristics of losers.

A dialogue about becoming an adult.

A lot of work done in academia and in the law is social in nature: the vehicle for such work is logical, but its substance is social in nature. Consequently, when it is done very intelligently, as opposed to moderately intelligently, it is very high B-plus level work, as opposed to low B-plus level work. But it never crosses that all-important line that separates B-plus from A-minus work.

A dialogue about how to make money.

The psychological function of the concept of God is to provide "external" reinforcement for one's conscience.

A description of some possible ways to make money on Fiverr.

A dialogue about the psychological function of mental illness and the symptoms thereof.

Obsessive fears are unconscious desires. The woman who is obsessively afraid that her phone is tapped actually wants her phone to be tapped; that is, she wants someone to pay attention to her. A neurotic fear of such and such is actually an unconscious desire for such and such, this being the topic of this brutally honest exchange.

The author presents a dialogue about how to sell.

Islamophobia is displaced antipathy towards blacks and Jews.

To the limited extent to which people commit crimes, they do so not to victimize members of the group in question but rather to rebel against oppressive anti-hate crime laws.

The author presents a discussion of the behavior of people within dying institutions.