"Thinking" Blogs & Blog Posts

Artificial Intelligence keeps popping up everywhere from generative AI which created the image above to the financial sector. What AI is currently doing is copying and reformatting data into new patterns (but still using the inputted patterns), meani...

According to a study by the University of Virginia, many people find the prospect of being left alone with their thoughts uncomfortable, to the point that they would rather endure an unpleasant experience like an electric shock. The study, involving...

Logical fallacies, cognitive biases, and mind traps are essentially bugs in our brains that interfere with reasoning and rational thought. The first step to being a better thinker is to acknowledge these kinds of errors that cloud our judgement and h...

 January has been very grey, not cold, but dull. On Sunday, I walked around the bog and took few photos because nothing caught my eye, until, almost at the end of my walk, I turned around for one last look and caught the sun peeking down, illumi...

  Little by little the light grows. I walked into the living room one morning this week and what I saw had me reaching for my camera. I can feel my spirits lifting as the light increases. We have enjoyed above seasonal temperatures and days...

 I went on a lot of extra walks last week.  On Wednesday I got to carry little Cora in a wrap on my front while walking with her older sister Iris and my youngest daughter. Walking with a 20-month-old is a lesson in curiosity. Rocks, plants...

This is not an easy time to be optimistic. Back in March and April—when most people had only started to grasp the magnitude of the pandemic—there was still a sliver of hope that things might get back to normal by the summer. But as we’re nearin...