Miz Lizard Brain

Well done!

You can hear the notes once you know! #curseofknowledge #hindsight

I don’t know if I have ever seen fame bestowed upon someone or a group of someones more deserving than dropout. You all deserve this. Full stop.

Any fellow Longest View fans? #malls #rollinggiant #scema

An image of Victor Frankenstein, leaning against his work table, but he’s wearing a sequined dress, and a speech bubble that says, “It’s me, hi, I’m the monster, it’s me.”

A researcher posing as a journalist would ask a set of judges "Will this person's sentence be shorter or longer than 6 months," and ask another set "Will this person's sentence be shorter or longer than 12 months?" The judges who heard "12" gave longer sentences on average.

Does Anchoring Work In The Courtroom? - The Decision Lab Anchoring is one of the most prevalent and enduring heuristics that we encounter in our daily lives. But do anchors affect how juries make decisions? Or judges for that matter?

In 2006, a study was done where judges' sentence lengths were influenced by numbers they heard outside of the courtroom beforehand. This is part of the anchoring effect.
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Your emotions are lights on your dashboard. They are signaling something to you - allow them to do that.

The healthiest people I know are the ones who recognize when this is happening and are aware that they’re grieving as it’s happening.

Whether you lose a loved one or drop a dessert, you will grieve, in some way, the way you thought things were going to go. It might be compressed, but it’s still a ravine you’ll have to cross to get to the other side.

The grief process varies from person to person, but, in my experience, the grief process is pretty consistent for someone through their life changes, both big and small.

Let’s talk about grief for a minute.

If you’re trying to pick up a new skill, and you just aren’t getting it, ask yourself: when was the last time you ate? Or slept? Or took a walk? When the brain is tired, it will conserve energy by refusing to do things like learn.

The only time you should ever use a trick question in your assessment is if the learner needs to pick up the skill of answering a trick question. Otherwise, let’s not intentionally communicate poorly and the punish a learner for not getting it.

You know, you don’t have to have your content strategy all figured out in order to start posting to a new platform. You can just start posting.