Sorta Random Sunday: Is the Arrival Fallacy Actually Good for Everyone?!
A couple weeks ago for my Sorta Random Sunday post, I talked a bit about the arrival fallacy and if it could actually be a
A couple weeks ago for my Sorta Random Sunday post, I talked a bit about the arrival fallacy and if it could actually be a
Now you probably know by now from reading the blog that I am from Buffalo, NY. It’s also where I live now after being away
I recently heard an argument kind of like that one that I am going to make here. And let me say that while I make
I’ve got news for ya. And long time readers of the blog will not be surprised here. But you will always find spelling errors in
Stories of prodigies are all over the place. The music prodigy. The sports prodigy. The mathematics prodigy. And on and on. It’s not hard to
In psychological terms, we can define ourselves by two separate “selves.” There is the experiencing self and there is the remembering self. This was a
I’ve talk a bit about what a plastic surgeon actually does in a previous Sorta Random Sunday post. Included in that recap, I mentioned doing
In 1955, English humorist and historian C. Northcote Parkinson (great name!) wrote, “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.” He
Patrick Mahomes, quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, is now in GOAT territory after another Super Bowl win last month. But there is one thing
There is likely a pretty big difference between you and Mozart. He lived in the 18th century. You don’t. He had just a killer middle