Free Will Revisited | Daniel Miessler
At a recent team meetup in Atlanta I had the chance to talk to someone who actually enjoyed hearing about my perspective on free will,…
At a recent team meetup in Atlanta I had the chance to talk to someone who actually enjoyed hearing about my perspective on free will,…
The impostor syndrome, sometimes called impostor phenomenon or fraud syndrome, is a psychological phenomenon in which people are unable to internalize their accomplishments. Despite external…
Imagine what would have happened if, on September 13th, 2001, the President of the United States had said the following: Congratulations on killing 3,000 defenseless…
I have many conservative friends who love to throw this argument at me when I speak of their lack of compassion for those who are…
Typically, organizations tend toward a MacLeod hierarchy with three tiers: the Sociopaths, the Clueless, and the Losers, in that order from top to bottom. Sociopaths,…
Many conservatives and libertarians are deeply confused about the morality of markets. They view markets as pure and benign forces with the ability to grant…
I’ve always been taught it’s polite to trim emails and type the reply below the text I’m responding to: Because it messes up the order…
Everyone knows smart people read and lazy people watch TV, but aren’t they often doing the same thing? I’m reading Game of Thrones right now,…
They say you are a composite of your closest friends, and given my ambition I often grapple with a balance between seeking to surround myself…
Having worked in IT for a good bit of time I have thought a lot about various information technology skillsets and which will become more…
Few terms are so misused as “racist”. People use it to describe everything from Jim Crow to fashion magazines with too many white women in…
If you’ve ever had a problem deleting a horizontal line in Microsoft Word, this post is for you. The answer is something of a trick,…