Join us October 13 as Rick Short '88, Associate Vice President at Indium Corporation, presents "What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? The 8 Secrets Nobody Tells You" - part of the F. Eugene Romano Executive Lecture Series.
Or join us virtually: https://t.co/XaEamT3Z0M
Researchers found that robust conversations among several people can align beliefs and brain patterns. What makes it harder to reach consensus? Someone whose strong opinions drown out everyone else. https://t.co/I0YB4XY4eq
In #Andor, we learn that Cassian is a refugee from an indigenous planet exploited for its resources by the Empire.
For showrunner Gilroy, the backstory gives an in-universe explanation for Luna’s accent & explains one of character's key 'Rogue One' lines. https://t.co/M0XDaakpGJ
🧠 Why do humans have the tendency to be overconfident? Or focus on the bad news more than the good news? These thinking errors are called "cognitive biases."
Here are 3 common ones — and how to counteract them, according to a Yale psychologist. https://t.co/QnJLFET8UT
When I see a take here that someone didn't think all the way through, it's useful. Reminds me to avoid doing it myself, if I can. We have a cultural assumption that a gut reaction is more "authentic." This site is full of gut reactions that are misplaced or wrong.
Was recently asked. "Is Pineapple is a legit topping for Pizza?"
As a pizza-eating, native New Yorker, I replied, "Is Pepperoni a legit topping for a Pina Colada?"
And the conversation ended there.