Reframing negociation
Here is the definition of Negociation: Negotiation is a dialogue between two or more people or parties intended to reach a beneficial outcome over one or more issues where a… Read more »
Category Archives: Cognitive Biases
The value of hard work
The other day, I was discussing something with a friend. What exactly is the value of hard work? Let’s say, for example, that I am not a pro when it… Read more »
The dangers of cognitive biases
Lots of science fiction books, games and movies paint artificial intelligence as a danger. The most well-known of them is perhaps Terminator. First of all, let’s start with a little… Read more »
The Scarlet Medicine
I finally got around to see that movie. The movie itself is pretty interesting. That such a thing was made, and then actually screened in major theaters is in itself… Read more »
Are you a nice person?
Our world is a cruel world. To make it, you will often have to fight your way through. Lots of people are selfish, violent, self-centered, or even straight up evil. But… Read more »
Brainwashing is evil
The other day, I stumbled into a part of StackExchange that was very interesting. It was the parenting site. For those who don’t know, StackExchange is a collection of “Questions… Read more »
Merry Christmas
It’s that time of the year again. A time of love, family, nice food, and getting offended for ridiculous reasons. Some people like to say Merry Christmas to each other…. Read more »
No true Scotsman
First of all, sorry for not posting much lately, finals weeks are taking up a lot of my time. You’re not a real american if you don’t own a… Read more »
Intelligence is marketing
A little while ago, I was talking with a friend about intelligence. That friend has that same interest in discussing weird ideas and arguing for ideas that he doesn’t always… Read more »
People who are smarter than me
As discussed several times in the past, pretty much everyone is convinced that they are smart, while pretty much everyone has also dealt with stupid people during their lives. If… Read more »