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On Making Difficult Decisions: Cutting Our Leaders Some Slack

Usually, when we are faced with an important decision, we tend to think that there is a good option and one or more bad options.  If things don’t go well after making our decision, we may be inclined to think that we made the wrong choice and that selecting one of the...

Of Paradigms and Anomalies: Thoughts on How We Model Our World

Humans are masters at building paradigms of our world – basically, models that enable us to understand and navigate various aspects of our reality.  Thus, for example, we have paradigms of how our workplace, family, political system, and, for those with an interest in...

Contemplating the Ethics of Luck

“Luck” can be defined as good fortune or advantage that arises as a result of chance.  But people can have double standards in how they regard instances of good or bad luck.  Basically, the more an instance of good luck resembles good luck we have experienced in the...