Marlon Brando, the actor most well-known for his portrayal of the fictional Don Corleone in The Godfather, may have been one of the original actors who used their platform for…
Whoops, I missed the window for my actual check-in 2. It was supposed to be in June. But here we are in September with a check-in. Some of my resolutions…
In January, I wrote about what seemed to me as an increase in group polarization and confirmation bias around the US political climate. Things have only increased since then. As…
I love this country. One of the many things I love about this country is the Bill of Rights. Freedom is one of the many things that makes this country…
As COVID continues to significantly alter the way society works, many aspects of life are changing. We wonder if some of these changes will continue after the crisis ends, if…
The following is the transcript from a short presentation I gave virtually at James Madison University. How to Learn If I asked you, what learning process do you follow? What…
As the COVID-19 crisis continues most of us find ourselves spending significantly more time at home trying to be productive. Productivity at home is not as easy as many people…
A foreword, this article is mostly aimed at beginners. If you are an advanced lifter with good technical execution and sound mobility go for barbell training.Let us start by defining…
Use the phrase “I don’t care” less. I think I have made good progress on this. This is purely anecdotally, unfortunately, but I feel like I have been doing a…
The political climate in the United States seems to be getting increasingly polarized. Group polarization seems to still be happening in the Democratic and Republican parties. Group polarization essentially means…