Two Minds on the Suffering Class
The impostor syndrome, sometimes called impostor phenomenon or fraud syndrome, is a psychological phenomenon in which people are unable to …
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On Tap Water vs. Bottled Water
At a recent team meetup in Atlanta I had the chance to talk to someone who actually enjoyed hearing about …
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Bertrand Russell’s Essay: What I Believe
Image from maniacsworld I am often asked how I square the circle of recognizing that free will doesn’t exist but …
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Add Women to Groups to Make Them Smarter
I’ve always been taught it’s polite to trim emails and type the reply below the text I’m responding to: Because …
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Class Markers Used in the Real World
It’s important to remember something about jobs: every industry is trying as hard as it can to automate human workers …
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The People Making the Best Arguments Against College, Went to College
They say you are a composite of your closest friends, and given my ambition I often grapple with a balance …
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Me, According to Google
If you’ve ever had a problem deleting a horizontal line in Microsoft Word, this post is for you. The answer …
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How to Build a Just Society
Few terms are so misused as “racist”. People use it to describe everything from Jim Crow to fashion magazines with …
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Hashing vs. Encryption vs. Encoding vs. Obfuscation
This is a brilliant piece about the difference between happiness and meaning, or, more specifically, the difference between pursuing a …
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Trump Proposed a Lump Tax on the Rich to Pay Off the National Debt
A few thoughts: Don’t incentivize what you don’t want more of Internationally, football is known for a zero-tolerance policy with …
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