I thought I’d take this moment to discuss my favorite character in screen history – Rustin Spencer “Rust” Cohle from the first season of HBO’s “True Detective.” There are many reasons for this – not only is he a badass and a good detective, not only is he a damaged person with darkness in his past, but… Read More The Pessimistic Palate Cleanser
As part of the Little Black Book series, we are presented with material written by Don Miguel Ruiz, the claim in the book itself is it’s all based on the ancient wisdom of the Toltec people, who lived in central Mexico for the first few centuries of the 2nd Millennium CE. I swear at one… Read More The Four Agreements
What IS Normal Anyway? You can Google “definition of normal” and be presented with the Oxford definition: In terms of expected definitions, this one pretty well nails it. Conforms to a standard. It’s the usual or typical or even expected thing. Yet, this seems lacking to me… What Standard? By its very nature, the word… Read More “Normal”
Over the course of my career, I’ve been involved in a number of personality tests. These are given to help us reflect on ourselves as people, but also how best to interact with our co-workers who may be of a different segment of the given test. I have found these fairly interesting over the years, these… Read More The Pseudoscientific Pfun of Psychometrics
