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While I was wondering out loud what my next blog post could be about, a friend suggested something as a joke. Being who I am, I decided to take it… Read more »
Category Archives: Social Experiment
Optimal Earth temperature
I’m sure by now you have at least heard of Global Warming. Many people disagree exactly on what is global warming, or climate change. But most people agree that it… Read more »
Any recommendation can make sense with arbitrary premises
One of the most interesting things I’ve noticed since I started keeping an eye out for cognitive biases, is how unreliable reasoning is. Specifically, reasoning that goes like this: I… Read more »
Going their own way
I don’t want to run a marathon. I have attempted running, but I can’t even come close to marathon distance. It probably wouldn’t be impossible for me to do it,… Read more »
The reverse lottery
This is a thought experiment. Any ressemblance to real or fictional people or events is purely coincidental. Any expectations of realism and decent ways to put in place the following… Read more »
Why would objectivity be good?
First of all, this is totally off-topic, but you should go watch Spider-man: Homecoming. You might be thinking “oh, it’s just another reboot, I’m tired of them”. But this time,… Read more »
A funny thing about the Wonder Woman movie
You’ve probably heard about the Wonder Woman movie by now. If you haven’t, you don’t spend enough time on the internet. This movie is a masterpiece. I mean, the movie… Read more »
Emotional Intelligence
I have heard many times conversations that contained a segment pretty close to this: A: B is more intelligent than D, because of X and Y. C: You also have… Read more »
The deal with music
First of all, as I’ve mentioned before, I’m not a native english speaker. Sometimes, there are words crucial to a post here that I don’t know how to translate to… Read more »
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 »