The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: complexity

Measuring activity

It’s a common feature on smartphones and smartwatches. They provide tools that measure a variety

Confusing culture

A few days ago, I had the pleasure of listening to a presentation given by

Work, learn, and fun

Lately, I have been reminded of my approach to work and beliefs about work. Work

What is it for

A question people often find hard to answer is what their activity is for, and

It’s solved, is it?  

The pragmatic approach is to address a problem with a simple solution. There is no

Faith in the process

In Frederic Haugen’s newsletter, Seven Good Things, I found the following quote: “What do we

A gift or a pain?

The more people talk about trauma, the greater the divorce between two streams. There is

Securing future

Nature has a simple way to enable the survival of species. It bets. Different members

Trauma isn’t new

However, it has all the qualities of a buzzword. There is a popular understanding and

The advantage of biases

When doing scientific work, a lot is being done to assess the biases that could