The Upside of Ignorance, Diaries, and More
What was it in 1550s England that led to the rise of a new behavior, a new way of thinking? Keeping a diary... more »
The upside of ignorance. Our sense of self is partly based on what we don’t know — on being wrong... more »
Unlike computers, humans thrive on ambiguity and equivocation, on double entendre and sophistry, on blunders and embarrassments... …