Why Hate on the Big Companies?
In the 1990s, Microsoft faced a dilemma. They had created the most widely used OS, right at the brink of the Internet revolution. Millions of… Read More »Why Hate on the Big Companies?
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Learning from my Mistakes: How Scammers Almost got me
The last thing someone in the tech world wants to admit is how they almost got scammed on the internet. It’s frankly embarrassing. Someone who… Read More »Learning from my Mistakes: How Scammers Almost got me
FOMO for tech and web3.0? Keep Yourself From Drowning
WTF is going on with the world right now? The pandemic is still wreaking havoc yet technology can’t seem to take a break! Even with… Read More »FOMO for tech and web3.0? Keep Yourself From Drowning
Do We Really Need Privacy from Bezos?
We love our privacy. Or at least, we like to control what we put out into the (digital) world. We’re irked if some passerby starts… Read More »Do We Really Need Privacy from Bezos?
What’s so Special About “Road” Rage?
We feel a sense of anger whenever we are cut off or mistreated on the road. Sometimes we let it slide, other times, we try… Read More »What’s so Special About “Road” Rage?
Are Coin Flips good Decision Makers?
Do we actually like to have agency when making decisions? Suppose you are a doctor. Distinguished honors hang in polished frames in your office. Your… Read More »Are Coin Flips good Decision Makers?
Creating External Villains: Destroying our future by Self-Handicapping
During my junior year of college, everyone was stressed to find internships for the summer. Internships lead to jobs lead to success. An internship at… Read More »Creating External Villains: Destroying our future by Self-Handicapping
Would you Pay $500 Million for Art?
Have you ever been to an art museum? What about the museum of one of the most emblematic and well-known pieces of art? Okay, maybe… Read More »Would you Pay $500 Million for Art?
How to be Wrong and Lose Arguments
They’re just being stupid. The only reason they can’t seem to understand is that they don’t want to change. They like clinging to their convoluted… Read More »How to be Wrong and Lose Arguments