How Poetry Has Changed, Part Three Of ThreeAs we move through romance, meaning of life, and the divine, recent poetry appears to have moved to democracy, diversity, and agony.8h ago18h ago1
From Clay To Code: How We Never Wrote AloneWe used clay then silicon. Technology has always shaped how we wrote, even AI.Mar 51Mar 51
How Poetry Has Changed, Part Two Of ThreeWhile the first part of three talked about linguistics, romance and the meaning of life, how does rebellion sound?Feb 26Feb 26
Obedience to Authority: The Legacy of Milgram’s ResearchWhen an authority tells ordinary people to hurt others, why do they listen?Feb 191Feb 191
How Poetry Has Changed, Part One Of ThreeWould you be engaged in a history lessons or linguistics, technology, romance and the meaning of life?Feb 12Feb 12
Following the Crowd to Flavors We Dislike: A Modern Look at the Asch ExperimentsWhat 70 Years of Conformity Research Tells Us About Modern Group Behavior.Feb 5Feb 5
How Writing Have Changed In The Last Few Centuries, Part Two Of TwoWriting has always been more than just words on a page. Well, it always has, and it always will.Jan 29Jan 29
Be More Creative: Bisociation With The BrainHow do we get better at generating novel ideas? What steps and understandings should we apply?Jan 22Jan 22
How Writing Have Changed In The Last Few Centuries, Part One Of TwoDid you know that the parent of poetry is tax and record keeping?Jan 15Jan 15
How To Use Bisociation To Enable CreativityTwo or more unrelated ideas often is the missing spark for creativity. How can we use it?Dec 31, 2024Dec 31, 2024
