Category: Humor/Fiction

“Trop grande familiarité engendre mesprisement…”

The poem didn’t include a blank space for my answer, so maybe it was a rhetorical question.  But what if Mr. Berry really wanted an answer?

If you feel like researching this topic — and I’m not suggesting that you do, but if you do — a good search prompt is “cognitive biases”…

“By the way, a lot of shark attacks lately, do you notice that? Lot of sharks. I watched some guys justifying it today…”

Geologists and stratigraphers don’t own the concept. People can just walk outside, and they recognize we’re in the Anthropocene….

Pagosa Springs has become a bit more prideful these days, although we don’t yet have a Pride Parade like they have in most big cities…

Politics have gotten a bit weird lately…

Daily Post readers are probably aware of vaccinations, from a couple of years back when they were the latest fad…

I have a vague sense of what a molecule is… left over from a high school chemistry class…

“If you’re going to get married, and you want a marriage that’s going to last… not necessarily the happiest marriage…”

Baby Boomers make up 20% of the nation’s population, but own 52% of its net wealth, worth $76 trillion…

The Boulder researchers produced a Venn diagram to illustrate their scientific conclusion…

To state the allegory in simplistic terms, Plato invites us to imagine a cave full of prisoners…

Another thing worth remembering on Memorial Day, is the old adage, “Be careful what you wish for…”

NASA is hoping the European Space Agency will participate. The more the merrier, when you’re probing Uranus, apparently…

It’s beginning to appear that AI computers are better at communicating with other AI computers, than humans are…

On the Day of Decision, it won’t matter if you were hoping for a commerce that never fails…