Math & science? Sure. But Play Up The Soft Stuff, Too
Yes.
Finally, after a life of stunted cognitive development and capability, my softer non-cognitive skills are finding some traction in...
Understanding and believing: two very different things
The capacity to reason is superbly evolved in humans: multiple moon landings, the Magna Carta, a summer afternoon Negroni - all creatures...
New Toasters: The Marketing industry’s Sleeper Cells.
I’m generally a fan of the excessive, almost camp nature of tech development when vendors and start-ups latch on to a trend. Look at...
Who fact checks the scientists? Robots, of course
Here's a fascinating look at automated fact-checking and algorithmic math-validation to keep scientists honest in their publication of...
PR in practice and theory: when will we learn?
Sorry I will be away to miss this discussion about the relationship between the academic and practitioner spheres of influence in the PR...
Super Bowl 2017: When brands took a stand?
In today's politically charged climate, just about any comment about any topic is bound to alienate at least half the public, so it was a...
Is it ok to market social responsibility? Of course it is!
Well before last night's Super Bowl and the accompanying advertising fanfare, there was a schism in the comms community about the merits...
Clean Brexit? More like quick and dirty ...
Businesses, employees and investors have a lot to take in as the UK moves to commence exit negotiations with the EU.
Here's a take from...
Moral Framing: Rooting Your Arguments In THEIR Psychology
In today's heated political climate, attempts to persuade the "other side" tend to fall apart faster than you can hit post.
That's...
And now for something completely different: how to be composed
Stumbled upon this and it spoke to me. So I'm sharing it.
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Think about the word "composure" for a minute. What does it inspire within you? How do you see yourself operating in life and business...…
Today we're reading: Thank You For Being Late
Thomas Friedman is not everyone's cup of tea, and even as a fan I have to wonder if he's paid by the word or the idea with this book. ...
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