The Curse of Knowledge: When better informed people find it extremely difficult to think about a problem from the perspective of lesser informed people.
Bayesian Conservatism: Tendency to revise oneβs beliefs insufficiently when presented with new evidence.
All is fair in football Teams of politics
The mindless zombie Who craves mindfulness
Disbelieve the curse or misunderstand after belief Alienated enlightenments on an abandoned playground
Well educated well read suspicious book Big eye of the magnifying glass
Suspicious laboratory evidence Emotional ax
Einstein Frankenstein The blue screen of death
Warped windows ***** windows Confederate flag covering the entire window
Hourglass hang the end of days Eternity
The program of empathy, operating System of exhaling the curse
The art of politely Serving the monster
Microsoft turns 40 years old today. Have personal computing devices given us more or less access to quality information, made us smarter or happier? Yes and no: I get to meet poets on Hello poetry but have to read vitriolic anonymous commentary after online news articles. I can self-publish but also lose phone hours on hold to service my machines. Is it a toss?