A Neuroscientific Revolution?
Thomas Kuhn, in his book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, argued that science proceeds in fits and starts. Scientists believe ...
Why Leaders Want to Go Back to the Office
How are companies faring, 8 months into the pandemic, with the resultant huge increase in teleworking, video conferencing, and remote ...
Three Ways to Make Video Conferencing More Bearable
I’m seeing a lot of stress in the faces of executives and knowledge workers I talk to on video conferences ...
How to Bring a Little Joy to Zoom
Four months into the pandemic here in the US means four months since much of the workforce has gone from ...
What to Do About the Fear of Public Speaking
In what is arguably one of the best half-dozen science fiction books of all time, Dune, its author Frank Herbert ...
The Reduced-Field Democratic Debate Offers Some Surprises
Something extraordinary happened at the Democratic debate last night: it got interesting. With a mere seven candidates on stage, the ...
Is Your Prep as Extensive as Iggy Pop’s?
Iggy Pop, the long-time rocker sometimes called the “Godfather of punk,” and known for his stage antics, and unpredictable performances, ...
What the Candidates Didn’t Say Thursday Night
I watched the Democratic debate on Thursday night in a resolutely non-political way: with the sound turned off. The point ...
Takeaways from Round Two of the Democratic Debates
We’ve endured the second round of Democratic presidential debates, this time hosted by CNN. By now, the folly of the ...
The First Democratic Debate – Who Were the Winners and Losers?
The first Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign season is over. Ten of the candidates have had their somewhat fair ...
