
Thinking is modeling. We operate mostly from unconscious models. Improve your relationship with the models guiding your behavior.
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A study compared everyday behaviors of high-IQ people with normal-IQ people. One behavior was considerably different between the two groups: observational counting. High-IQ people count more things more often as part of their everyday navig...
Haven’t you heard people in the American South express gratitude for help or advice by thanking someone for loaning their knowledge or assistance? I have, and it always grinds my gears. Best practices restrict “loan” to matters of money. Fo...
Here’s Bubba’s response to some text I sent him from the Wall Street Journal about the damage Ukraine’s drones did to the Russian bomber fleet.
My question:
Here’s some text from WSJ: "...open-source intelligence analysts said the attack...
I wrote Medical Song during 30 years in pharma research. A lyric that rhymed with an obscure medical term, iatrogenic, was a whimsical, nerdy challenge.
Today, Dr. Ron Paul’s headline, Our peanut allergy epidemic sprang from experts’ exac...
In the mid-1930s, my father, also named Harold Fethe, dropped out of the 10th grade and never returned to school.
His description of the next chapter of his life matched what I heard later from his best friend’s son—running wild in the str...
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Trained in anthropology, with years as an S&P 500 exec, musician, and author, I write about how our mental models work. Befriend your models and learn new ones!
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