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Human Theory Archive
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What’s the difference between the Genius and the Madman?
Posted on January 27, 2012 | View CommentsWhen you look at many of the "Great" contributors of society, they often seem cookier than the guy on the street yelling at no one... -
400 x 10: Dreams, Marathons, and Re-Connecting
Posted on January 18, 2012 | View CommentsThe short of it: 1) Go to this site (http://bit.ly/zM4UW2) and donate $10 to help my friend achieve her dream. (You’ll find more info there on how the money is used.)... -
Remember Kindness?
Posted on January 17, 2012 | View CommentsI have a younger brother named Michael. He’s a junior in high school, smart kid, and a really good football player (starting defensive end on a very good team). When... -
To the Edge of Chaos
Posted on December 18, 2011 | View CommentsThe term “Edge of Chaos” stems from observations made by researchers in complexity science. Here’s the basic idea: On one side of the spectrum, a system can be highly ordered... -
The Feynman Paradox
Posted on November 23, 2011 | View CommentsI’ve come to recognize Richard Feynman as one of the Masters of Living. I’ve got a number of posts to write before I can fully explain why I think this,... -
Overall, Walt Disney was a failure
Posted on November 9, 2011 | View CommentsI enjoy studying the stories of “great men”. If you approach a biography of one of history’s great minds with the right filter, you can pick up some good data... -
The Ubiquitous Time Thieves: Don’t be one
Posted on October 23, 2011 | View CommentsThis past weekend, I was walking along Commonwealth Avenue in Boston near Kenmore Square. On the sidewalk in front of me next to an apartment building’s stoop, I noticed... -
Solve this Riddle: Why don’t the physicists argue?
Posted on October 21, 2011 | View CommentsTime for a riddle of sorts. It’s a very unique type of riddle. Here it is: 5 of history’s greatest physicists are sitting at a round table. They’re faced with... -
How to better understand your friends
Posted on October 10, 2011 | View CommentsWhen do you really know someone? And what’s the best way for developing this full understanding of the person? I’ve thought about these questions from time to time. I like... -
Risk Mitigation: Where Sensory Deprivation Chambers, Meetings, Relationships, and Start-ups (should) all meet
Posted on October 4, 2011 | View CommentsFirst, an update on my trip to the Sensory Deprivation chamber....










