You probably don’t have a pulse if you haven’t heard the following phrases: All men are dogs All men cheat All any man really wants is sex No man can turn down sex with an attractive woman All of these phrases feed into one central premise: it is unnatural for men to form and participate [...]
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According to skepdic.com confirmation bias is defined as a type of selective thinking whereby one tends to notice and look for what confirms ones beliefs, and to ignore, not look for, or undervalue the relevance of what contradict’s on’es beliefs. Numerous studies have demonstrated that people generally give an excessive amount of value to confirmatory [...]
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We’ve discussed this issue in another flavor before. I’ll readily admit that I’m naturally biased when it comes to online degrees. There is something about the traditional classroom setting that I favor. The silly thing is I can’t quite put my finger on it because I loathe classes with a passion. Everybody knows that online schooling [...]
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Corporate America has taught (and continues to) teach me many lessons. I entered the workforce with 4 major assumptions. The first three were: The hardest working people moved up the quickest. Every company paid you based on your worth. Most people loved their jobs. I really had no basis to assume these things but I [...]
Continue ReadingWhen the internet came into fruition there were only a few browsers available. Netscape and Internet Explorer dominated the scene for a long time. Netscape eventually took a big dive and opened up space for other competitors to enter the marketplace. When that space opened up a ton of players entered the space. Today, the [...]
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I bailed on Blockbuster for Netflix in December of 2010 and never looked back. To me Netflix was a one stop replacement for my inexplicably high cable bill. Netflix gave me the ability to instantly stream content to my PS3, Blu-Ray player, phone, and tablet PC. I was also able to a DVD in the [...]
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A few years ago Apple launched a marketing campaign aimed at it’s #1 rival in the PC market…Windows. The message was simple. Mac users are younger, more interesting, and smarter than Windows users. The ads were relatively harmless and funny (even to Windows users). I, for one, didn’t think much of them until I saw [...]
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It seems like technology changes the way we do things everyday. It wasn’t long ago that a cell phone with a QWERTY keyboard, data connection, calendar, and a web browser was a revolutionary piece of hardware. Needless to say times have changed. Android OS (#1 in market share), Apple IOS (#2), Symbian (#3), and Blackberry [...]
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In early July 2011 Google entered the crowded social media space treading where many others have already gone. The social media space already has Twitter, YouTube, Blackplanet, Classmates.com, Digg, Reddit, Flixster, Foursquare, LinkedIn, MySpace, StumbleUpon, and Xanga. There’s another one out there floating around that I seem to be forgetting the name of. It [...]
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