Truth about dumb people

A person we perceive as being dumb

The title to this article has probably struck some interests. It’s very easy to put someone in a box and label it stupid. It may sound like something only 4th graders would do, but that’s incorrect. In every facet of life we’re constantly judging people based on a set of standard rules. How does he [...] Read more »

Rule of the changing age difference in dating, work, life

Two young people lying on the grass smiling brightly

This theory indicates how the way we interpret age becomes increasingly different over time. It happens in every single lifetime and is part of our core behavior and thoughts, just like the desire to take care of young ones. Allow me to explain this theory using a short story about two people. A 10-year-old boy [...] Read more »

Rule of the Stalling Lead

Three men ready for a 100 meter sprint

Ever wondered why the top dog lost its position? Or why the market is ever changing? How come you don’t have more expendable income even though your salary has just gone up? This phenomenon can be diverted back to the rule of the stalling lead. Let’s talk about it now. The rule of the stalling [...] Read more »

Why we’re all zombies

Two people walking past each other, casting interesting shadows on a building

This article may or may not apply to you. I won’t and can’t judge you from up here behind my keyboard writing this. However I’m an observer, I get pleasure from seeing people interact and come up with things I could’ve never thought of myself. Genuinely interesting people (or movie characters) intrigue me and suck [...] Read more »

How addictions work

A woman eating junk food

Every human being has an addiction by default. This can be just about anything but most of us are routine animals that like to repeat tasks rather than invent the wheel every single day. It’s easier to use and do what you already know after all. Addictions can come in any sort or from, from [...] Read more »

Importance of keeping a journal

A leather journal

Life is a funny thing sometimes. It can move mountains, bend metal or break even the best of spirits. Sometimes it may surprise you, make your insides warm, or shake the ground underneath your very existence. And ideally connect two individuals to compliment each other for life and beyond. Journals are a great tool to [...] Read more »

F1 2011 Preview

f1 2011 cover

It’s that time of the year again. The F1 season is past its midpoint, meaning another game is on the verge of release. Codemasters claims a totally new experience more true to F1. I can’t test this claim just yet; instead this will be an early look into the features and changes in F1 2011. [...] Read more »

Why Man Utd Needs Wesley Sneijder

Wesley Sneijder during the world cup final in 2010

The transfer season has been underway for two months now, and the 1st of September is coming fast. Man Utd strengthened their squad considerably this season in a bid to triumph over the likes of Barcelona, teams that -on paper- have much stronger squads. While arguably not most important, a couple of triple-A players could [...] Read more »

Why Playstation Vita Could Fail

Playstation Vita, a device that's delayed to 2012

It’s not a big secret that I’m not a big fan of the PSP entertainment system. The thing was released in 2005, a time when the Internet was coming to its own in portable devices. The Playstation portable was rather bulky and – while addressed by Sony a year later- never really perfectly portable. The [...] Read more »

iPhone 5: Thin Design, A5, Larger Screen, 5MP Camera

Apple logo

In September Apple will launch the new iPhone 5 accompanied by the 2011 series of iPods. Before you start guessing the answer is no, I do not have a sketchy source over at Cupertino who makes blurry photos and leaks them onto the Internet. Instead I use simple logics to come up with likely Apple [...] Read more »

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