I wonder if I can break from the flow in this blog to posit a response on the CNN article…
When any argument used results in the personification of the brain as an entity that ‘does’ things, the value of your verbal behavior to others gets minimalized. Brains are cellular matter that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘conditioning’
Identifying what we value and what we fear
Posted in analysis of behavior, media, politics, tagged behavior, complexity, conditioning, consequences, fear, home, learning, magical thinking, office, politics, questioning, Statistics, superstition, training, value on April 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On any given day in the US in 2008 an average of about 148,000 people will die. Yawn. As the population swells it will grow larger. Yawn. As the population struggles with food, water, disease, contamination and war, those numbers will fluctuate higher and higher. Yawn. For many of us the numbers are so [...]
Applications Optional: Empirical Convergence of Learning and Performance
Posted in analysis of behavior, economics, politics, tagged baby-boomers, business, change, conditioning, employees, employers, gaps, learning, performance, testing, training on April 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Well, are we all amused…? You know, things going your way, life better than it was a decade ago or at least a couple of birthdays ago…?
Today it’s…
The Pope
The Supremes (Court that is…)
Playoffs – pick your sport…
Market(s)
War(s)
Civil law changes
Constitutional law changes
Pollution outlook
Gangstatainment
Food shortages in developed countries
Creation of diseases to use pharma’s research results
Barrel of pain [...]
