Ideas Which Changed My Perspective Unknown Unknowns; or “Men Don’t Have Interesting and Varied Friendships” This idea differs from the others in this series, because I disagree with it. Strongly. I might even go so far as to say that I was offended by it, initially. Getting offended is rarely constructive, though, and in the end it made me stop and think. It also differs
Ideas Which Changed My Perspective The Shocking Truth About Schrodinger’s Cat Another idea which changed my perspective, and this one still haunts me. It’s split across two different sources which I read in succession. Furthermore, because it pertains to quantum mechanics, it’s going to take me a little while, and two excerpts, to explain. The first is from Neal
Ideas Which Changed My Perspective Shermer's Last Law The Laundry Files [https://amzn.to/2I6DzbL] is a book series which includes several subjects which are guaranteed to draw my interest, especially when combined: * Computer related stuff; * Espionage type stuff; * Lovecraftey [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._P._Lovecraft] stuff. They’re very fun, but if I’m being
Ideas Which Changed My Perspective Dr John and Fat Tony Continuing my short series on ideas which changed my perspective with a alternative approach to a tossed coin from a slightly controversial author.
Ideas Which Changed My Perspective Platypus Categorisation Part one of short series of posts on ideas which have changed my perspective one way or another. Starting with something which massively changed the way I look at systems of categorisation.
