Psychology

Essays, field notes, technical explorations, books, travel, and the connections between them.

[Deliberate 110] Keeping promises to yourself

April 18, 2024

Newsletter · Psychology · Staying Sane

In the 110th issue of Deliberate Internet, we talk about the importance of keeping promises to yourself, zone 2 cardio and the concentration of castles in Europe. Read →
[Deliberate] Just do the ting

February 12, 2024

Newsletter · Psychology

In 104th issue of Deliberate Internet, I give up and go back to basic technique of just doing things. Read →
Human Memory and Academic Writing

February 21, 2022

Newsletter · Psychology · Tech & Psychology

Why human memory is so bad? What can you do about it? Why should you publish your notes as a student? Read in 71st issue of the Deliberate Internet. Read →
Source Monitoring Errors

February 21, 2022

Psychology

The human brain is much more adept at remembering pieces of information than remembering where those pieces came from. In particular, it can easily confuse fiction with facts and treat hearsay as… Read →
Consensus-Seekers and Problem-Solvers

February 7, 2022

Leadership · Newsletter · Psychology

Some problems are handled by talking your way out of them, and some are solved by interacting with the physical world. My entry in the “Shape Rotator vs Wordcel” debate. Read →
Monotheistic thinking trap

January 10, 2022

Newsletter · Psychology

Monotheism makes it really hard to consider the arguments of the other side because it doles out the addictive sweet nectar of moral superiority. Embrace Polytheism. Read →
Computer Science and Psychology? How does that work?

September 14, 2021

Popular · Programming · Psychology · Tech & Psychology

The challenges of the future are in the seams of things. Studying both Computer Science and Psychology has taught me the value of transdisciplinary understanding, and how our most pressing challenges require… Read →
Book: The Scientist in The Crib

August 6, 2021

Books · Psychology

“The Scientist in the Crib” explores how children explore the world using scientific methods or – the scientific method is built on the framework that children use to explore the world. Read →
Technically Correct is Wrong

January 28, 2021

Psychology

Even though something can be technically correct, it’s quite often an unhelpful or even a wrong thing to say. Not because of social norms, but because reality is more complicated than the… Read →
GPT-3, Artificial Intelligence, and what are they up to?

July 20, 2020

Newsletter · Psychology

Hey! The summer has crept up on us during the pandemic, and I hope you get a chance to disconnect and enjoy nature while socially distancing.Yesterday, I managed to do a little… Read →