Finding Our Inner Linus
Finding Our Inner Linus
Why We All Carry Security Blankets — And What Happens When We Momentarily Let Them Go
The Two Words That Ruin Your Day
The Two Words That Ruin Your Day
A Survival Manual for the Chronically Interrupted
When Facts Become Artifacts
When Facts Become Artifacts
Why What We “Know” Keeps Changing — and Why We Should Too
When Putting Off a Task Is Off‑Putting… And When It’s Not
When Putting Off a Task Is Off‑Putting… And When It’s Not
Procrastination, purposeful delay, and the branding problem between them
People Have More Bugs Than Code
People Have More Bugs Than Code
Why the Human Operating System Is Always in Beta
Brain Wreck — Part II: When Math Laughs in Your Face
Brain Wreck — Part II: When Math Laughs in Your Face
A Field Guide to Terrible Decisions and Why We Make Them
Brain Wreck — Part I: When Feelings Pretend to Be Facts
Brain Wreck — Part I: When Feelings Pretend to Be Facts
A Field Guide to Terrible Decisions and Why We Make Them
The Comfort Trap
The Comfort Trap
Why We Obey, Conform, Deny, and Dig In — Even When We Know Better
The Wit and Wisdom of “The Office”
The Wit and Wisdom of “The Office”
Seven memorable quotes to help pull you out of the post‑holiday slump.
Getting Nicked By Hanlon’s Razor
Getting Nicked By Hanlon’s Razor
A Year-End Reflection on Malice, Mistakes, and the Emotional Blood We Needlessly Spill.
Noticed and Appreciated
Noticed and Appreciated
Three simple words of gratitude, and why they matter.
The Bold and the Clueless
The Bold and the Clueless
Exploring the very real and deliciously ironic confirmation bias known as The Dunning-Kruger Effect
Legacy Systems, Legacy People
The word “legacy” does not just apply to ancient computer systems and the equally ancient people who run them.