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 »
Category Archives: Social Experiment
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 »
The nature of trust
In your life, there are most likely some people that you trust, and some people that you don’t. That seems obvious. Trust is a pretty big part of our lives… 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 »
Scott Adams: Genius or Smart guy?
Those of you who found my blog through Hypothica, which was created by Scott Adams Blog commenters, probably know who Scott is. For the other ones, I’ll give a little… Read more »
The recursive brainwashing
I’m not going to turn this into a Trump/Clinton/Politics blog, go over to Scott Adams or wherever else you want for that. This is just my grain of salt on… Read more »
Nature versus Nurture
Juste a mini post about something that was on my mind today: I really don’t get parenting. You all know some people that qualify as assholes. We’ve all met, at… Read more »
The Infinite Tsukuyomi
In the manga (and anime) “Naruto”, there is one particular technique called the “Infinite Tsukuyomi”, which roughly translates to “Eternal Dream”. For those of you that never read or watch… Read more »
How to fail at almost everything and still win big
For some reason, 3 days after my post about dumb people and my inability to know who is actually dumb in a conversation because I could actually be dumb too… Read more »
How to spot a dumb person
Everyone knows some dumb people. Some of us try to reason them, some of us get mad at them, some of us laugh at them, but for most of us, it… Read more »