Why You're Wrong About Nigeria: Your sample is never as random as you think
I once saw a Twitter thread claiming that internet scams were extremely common and even arguably acceptable in Nigeria due
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Your Brain Is Lying to You Right Now: The stories you believe about your own behaviour
In the 1960s, two researchers, Roger Sperry and Michael Gazzaniga, began studying patients whose corpus callosum had been severed. Think
Why the Richest Men Are Divorced: Envy doesn’t stop when you get what you want
Envy is a trap. Not just from a moral perspective, but because it’s also useless as a tool. The
Your Voice Isn’t Yours: The ideas that colonised your thinking
Voices are interesting things. Many people hate the way they sound. We're often attracted to the ways others
Check Your Poker Face: The hidden cost of emotional tilt
If you get into playing poker, you'll quickly come across the concept of 'tilt'. It'
Freedom of Silence: Why we conform even when we disagree
A popular movie trope is the scene where a plucky kid stands up to the bad guy, saying what the
The Impact of Silent Conformity
A popular movie trope is the scene where a plucky kid stands up to the bad guy, saying what the
Just Like the Movies: How to Learn from Icons Without Losing Yourself
Have you ever noticed how some folks seem to walk straight out of a movie scene? The suave founders who
Find Rising Tides: Position yourself where growth is already happening
NBA pundits are harsh, especially on talented players. If you stick with the team you were study the game to
Elon's Fence vs Chesterton's Fence
We often overlook the power of questioning the status quo. There's concept I've: Elon's
The Trap of Nickel Coke
The President of Coca-Cola tried to get two lawyers out of his office and ended up having to sell Coke
Call your shot
I’m stealing a phrase from Dr. Julie Gurner - “Crown Yourself”. Decide who you want to be and claim
