It is most likely that the new coronavirus will be with us until everyone in the US has been exposed.
Thinking in Daily Life
Mid-Pandemic Prognosis
Category: Thinking in Daily Life
Thinking in Daily Life takes many skills and we hone some of the many skills we share.
Thinking in Daily Life
Non-Logical Influences
The shadow of the leader is not a logical force, but social force.
Thinking in Daily Life
Fundamental Attribution Error. A Real Impact
For ourselves, we consider non-personal causes. For others, we know nothing of their daily life, so we blame their character.
Thinking in Daily Life
MindWorks and Internal Worldview
I always look for new angles to understand how the mind works. When Mark Gorkin (@stressdoc) mentioned that MindWorks uses beliefs, thoughts, and feelings to build its internal worldview, I knew I needed to read it.
Politics, Thinking in Daily Life
It’s the truth, but …
How can telling the truth not benefit decision-making? When only a selective truth is told, with many related true facts are ignored. Listeners readily make associations to displayed traits that may not be germane to the truth told. This facility of personal learning is natural and occurs across all thinking. It is the reason that…
Government, Politics, Thinking in Daily Life
Political Framing Issues
[one_half] [/one_half][one_half_last] [/one_half_last] Trump is a master at playing the media and focusing attention on his issues on his terms. National Conversation Here are three items a vibrant press should ensure enhance the national conversation. Ten million more Americans in 2018 voted for Democratic representatives than Republicans. A clear rejection of Trump positions and attitudes,…
Science, Thinking in Daily Life
Altitude of a Landing Airplane
How high is that airplane?
Thinking in Daily Life
Culture Origins
Culture is the collection of fossilized behavioral solutions of our cultural ancestors that we have adopted. They support the continuation of society.
Thinking in Daily Life
Up a Steep Hill
As I rode my bike up the steep hill, I kept focused on the top of the hill
Science, Thinking in Daily Life
Electric Usage and Temperature
When the temperature (blue) is high, the electric use (red) is low. Contrariwise, when the temperature (blue) is low, the electric use (red) is high. They have opposite seasonal trends.
