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- [marginalium] Historical IQs are made up, and other IQ myths — 18 Aug 2023
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Leadership consulting is usually more 'feel good' than 'do good'
— 17 Aug 2023
Leadership consulting proposes to fix leaders, but because we can confuse ‘making leaders feel good’ with ‘making leaders better’ it usually fails. It doesn’t have to though: just take the extra step from ‘collective vision’ to ‘collective norms’. - [marginalium] Profile of a computer-virus maker — 17 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] The Bronze Age Has Never Looked Stronger — 16 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] Land Ownership Makes No Sense — 15 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] Ancient Greek Terms Worth Reviving — 14 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] Why Do Dogs Turn Their Heads to One Side — 13 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] US Air Force conducts post-nuclear training exercise — 12 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] The Largest Vocabulary In Hip-Hop (rappers ranked and deconstructed) — 11 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] Life After Language — 10 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] The Myth Of Florence Nightingale — 9 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] How Gender, Generation, Personality, and Politics Shape the Values of American University Students — 6 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] Mapping retracted academic papers—locations unsurprising — 3 Aug 2023
- [marginalium] How zoom changes conversation — 2 Aug 2023
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On managing magic mushroom experiences
— 29 Jul 2023
Mushrooms change the balance between inside-out forces (the all-consuming neural networks that support the ‘self’) and outside-in forces (the environment and world around us). This model seems most useful in explaining the mushroom experience.