Asian and Western Minds, Part 1: Why They Differ
In an interesting series of social psychology studies, Richard Nisbett outlines why and how asian and western minds differ. This is part 1.
Reading and the Life of the Mind
“Reading well…is thus not only a good in itself… It also serves to keep our minds alive and growing.” – Adler
Hindsight Bias: When Experience Works Against You
Hindsight bias: the belief that past events were more predictable than they were before they happened. See how hindsight’s not always 20/20.
Rock of Ages: Structures That Last
Rock of Ages: many ancient structures were made out of stones, stable and durable materials that also symbolize God’s kingdom.
Two New Books That Celebrate Women and Science
Two new books released today that celebrate women and science, two subjects that are great on their own, but super fascinating when combined.
How My Reading Habits Change
How my reading habits change as a result of reading more slowly, aiming to gain understanding and wisdom instead of speed.
How To Be An Excellent Student
Tips on how to be an excellent student, who is not just smart, but wise, knowing how to contextualize knowledge and use it in life.
After Learning: The Role of Reflection in Gaining Wisdom
Study to be smarter, Reflect to be wiser. Read to learn about the role of reflection in gaining wisdom. Tips included.
Einstein’s Birthday, Pi Day
It’s Einstein’s birthday and Pi day! Check out these links for some educational, nerdy programs to celebrate March 14.