“The brains of humans and other animals contain a mechanism that is designed to give priority to bad news.” - from Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman Image Source In my last post, TIL: Richard

In my last post, Why You Shouldn’t Start a Small Business, But Probably Will If You Were Going To, Even After Reading This,I wrote about the statistical probability of failure for entrepreneurs and why

“The evidence suggests that optimism is widespread, stubborn, and costly.” - Daniel Kahneman from Thinking, Fast and Slow In my last TIL: The Truth Behind the Pavlov Psychology Principle and Other Stuff

“The question is not whether these experts are well trained. It is whether their world is predictable.” - Daniel Kahneman from Thinking, Fast and Slow In my last TIL: Baby, did you forget to take your

Today is December 25th, the celebration of the birth of Christ. This is the twenty-first, and final, of a weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you my

If I just “X”, then “Y”... When looking for a change in careers, the possibilities seem endless. The ideas swirl and the applications fly out into emptiness. Leads are pursued. Contacts made. Follow ups

Usually, I am quick to give up if I am not instantly good at things. This is the twentieth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you

We’ve all been there. We know it is a “clickbait” article. Image Credit We do it anyways. Click. I told my wife about what happened. She was smart enough to know without me even describing the details.

“If you don’t believe in demons, then their job is half done.” This is the nineteenth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you my faith,

“Real” is what happens, not how it happened. - Seth Godin Image Credit The merits of the above statement may be debatable, but what is not is the uncomfortable truth that it requires us to examine. Mainly,

“Nothing in life is as important as you think it is while you are thinking about it.” - Daniel Kahneman This is the eighteenth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity.

After graduating with an MBA in Finance this year, I have been in search of a career change. Image Credit Here is my Uphold story: I found Uphold while searching for a Financial Analyst position in order

This is the seventeenth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you my faith, issues I am working on, and to promote discussion. Please

This is the sixteenth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you my faith, issues I am working on, and to promote discussion. Few words

I got my degree, but that well is dry. I worked 18 hour days, I thought I’d die. We live in a virtual world, where we control the things we see and the stories we tell ourselves. What’s the endgame? Fortune

“Less Wrong is a community blog devoted to refining the art of human rationality”. The other day, while stumbling around the internet, I’ll spare you the details, I found MIRI(Machine Intelligence Research

I like to make memes for fun, they are not to be taken seriously… Written by Michael Paine Follow me @strangerarray because I care about steemit doing well. Donations to PayPal.Me/michaelpaine are also

Our mission statement is to “ensure that the creation of smarter-than-human artificial intelligence has a positive impact.” While stumbling around the internet, I’ll spare you the details, I found MIRI

“I look at things that I know are going to upset me” For almost two decades, I’ve spent an enormous amount of time online. And it only seems to grow each passing year. And it is only getting worse. As

This is the fifteenth, of a hopefully weekly series, that explores faith, religion, and Christianity. The idea is to share with you my faith, issues I am working on, and to promote discussion. Death sucks.