The Trap of a Good Puzzle: When solving becomes the problem
The problem with trying to optimise for certain things is that the more data points you collect, the more complex
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Just Like the Movies: Why copying your heroes won't get you where they are
Just like the movies Have you ever noticed how some folks seem to walk straight out of a movie scene?
Freedom of Silence: The hidden price of going along with the group
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Jack of All Traits: Why the sofa bed is never as good as either
When a product tries to do too much, it often sacrifices quality and reliability in the process. In fact, as
The Problem with GPS: Why the fastest route isn't always the smartest
The problem with GPS If you've ever relied on a satellite navigation system (or "Sat Nav"
The cure for starry eyes
You’re experiencing new things, achieving new goals, and everything feels fresh and thrilling. But before the honeymoon phase fades,
The devil in the details
When it comes to authenticating paintings, sometimes the devil really is in the details. Just ask Bernard Berenson, the famous
The cost of the status quo
Staying right where you are isn't free. It's easy to think of the status quo as
How to Change the World: Why it starts smaller than you think
In the scale of the universe, a lot of the things we worry about seem meaningless. The same could be
What Do You Want To Model?: The invisible lessons you're already teaching
Everyone you have heard of, seen, or encountered was a data point that shaped your understanding of the world. The
