In the Clash Between Technology and Psychology: The Winner Is…
Our technology is evolving fast. Moore’s Law says that processor speed will double every eighteen months. That’s incredible!
On the other …Read the Rest
Life
The Age of Needy Software
You may have not noticed it yet, but we are in an age of needy software.
Seems like every time I …Read the Rest
Is Golf a Barometer of a Changing World?
While Tiger Wood’s story seems to dominate reporting about the golf world, it may have distracted us from a bigger …Read the Rest
What if We Advertised Products Like Politicians Advertise?
The advertising community has long been accused of packaging politicians as if they were soap.
But Politicians have discovered negative advertising …Read the Rest
Is the United States Too Big To Fail?
You may have heard the line “too big to fail” when talking about banks, industrial companies, insurance companies, even recently …Read the Rest
Canadians: The Inside Outsiders
On Canada Day, it is time to think of our national character. So here is a sideways look.
I have often …Read the Rest
Happy Grandfather’s Day
Fathers’ day provides appreciation to fathers; but how about a word of appreciation for Grandfathers. I had two that had …Read the Rest
I Used To Be My Own Google
Humans used to take pride in knowing all kinds of things, in being able recall information about things, in spelling …Read the Rest
The Natural Predisposition Toward Redistribution of Wealth
One thing I find amazing is the natural predisposition we all have for redistribution of wealth. That is, if we …Read the Rest
Looking for Patterns That Are Not There
Baseball Players are very superstitious about batting but not about fielding. Why? Well, fielders are 99% successful so they conclude …Read the Rest