emotion
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Brain power
Beware using email to deliver important information
The lack of vocal cues in an email makes misunderstandings common. So what can managers do to ensure that email…
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Brain power
Research suggests that rationality is in decline
Over the last forty years there has been a general shift away from rationality and towards emotion.
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Brain power
How we make moral judgements about intent
Our guesses about the intentions of others are often colored by our own views. A recent study suggests there's more…
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Brain power
The practice of “embodied intelligence”
An intriguing paper by Daniel Ludevig makes the bold claim that embodied knowledge can “unlock innovation, creativity and intelligence in…
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Brain power
The link between memory and stories
The link between memory and stories is tightly woven. You can’t understand story without understanding memory. Our evolution has gifted…
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Systems & complexity
Recordkeeping is important – because our memories are often wrong
In the New Yorker article You have no idea what happened, Maria Konnikova convincingly explains how our memories are unreliable, particularly…
