The Case for Disagreeableness; the “Turn the Other Cheek” Myth
Should people turn the other cheek? For the next 1000 words you will disagree with me. In the sleepy little town of Snowflake, Arizona (you read it right; Snowflake, Arizona) a man named Joey molested a student in the locker room of the high school after a...
read moreThe Truth About Censorship
Socrates In 399 B. C. Socrates was tried by a jury of 500 for refusing to recognize the gods recognized by the state and for corrupting the youth. 280 of the 500 Athenian jurors found him guilty. But censorship then was much harsher than today. They...
read moreHeuristics and How We Really Make Decisions
You will completely change your influence, once you understand heuristics. Heuristics A huge portion of potential influencers spend mountains of time finessing their message, campaign or product, and less time developing the personality of the influencer...
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