For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
Three weeks ago I recounted a lot of tough problems raised over the ages about how cause and effect really work. One of the toughest was that if cause and effect works like we normally think it does-thing A bumps into thing B and moves it in a precisely predictable direction, then the whole universe [...]
Cause and effect–we all believe in it and think we know how it works, but when we stop to think about it, some inconsistencies suggest there’s a lot more to it. And yet who studies the actual workings of cause and effect? Researchers in the philosophy of science–not a specialization you’ve probably heard or thought [...]
In response to last week’s song, people wrote with praises (thank you) and concerns for my health. I’m fine. More than fine. I can’t imagine being much happier than I am these days. I’m very lucky. I say this to ward off concern about my wellbeing in response to the following tune. When we’re down, [...]
Real estate has buyer’s and seller’s markets–and other industries have them as well. Information industries have a particular kind of seller’s market in which demand is high for information that is not reliably available. Cancer treatment, money management, leadership training, alternative medicine, psychotherapy, get-rich-quick training courses, spiritual guidance, diet programs–these are just some of the [...]
Last week I discussed the relationship between the questions “How can I succeed?” and “Can I succeed?” The two questions form a loop. In one direction, ambition inspires you to ask, “Can I succeed?” To answer that question, you ask, “Well, how can I succeed?” Then you explore particular plans to do so. If you [...]
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