For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
About a year ago I wrote an article seeking a non-subjective definition for butthead, an alternative to the subjective definition as anyone with whom I butt heads. This is a central research question for me, which translates to lofty yet practical conundrums about the alternative to buttheadedness: What is wisdom? What is rationality? And the [...]
People claim they’ve thought rationally about God, politics, and spirit, but those topics are so damned vague and remote, that most often, what really decides our big picture philosophy are the little immediate and practical considerations. We pick our big-picture beliefs not based on their accuracy but on their ability to encourage us, make us [...]
Many subscribers didn’t get the animation I created as last week’s article: Here it is. I’m a practicing jazz musician–practicing because I’m nowhere near as good as I want to be. I didn’t start out interested in jazz and getting good, I was interested in rock and getting girls. Rock didn’t necessarily take a lot [...]
Why write when you can get prominent celebrities to act out your psychological theories? Psychological theory really got its start with Plato’s dialogs. In that tradition I’ll have Larry King introduce both you and Sarah Palin to this week’s theory. Don’t be too distracted by Sarah’s presence. This isn’t primarily about her and her astonishing [...]
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