An engineer's take on life, the universe, and everything
Closed-loop learning is almost a law of nature. It is applied by all sustainable natural systems and in most successful human endeavors.
Despite the obvious benefit or even need of closed-loop learning, we fail to implement it in many contexts that would clearly benefit from it.
Everything that is not forbidden by the laws of nature is achievable, given then right knowledge.
A boring truth seldom taught in success seminars is that clear, logical thinking and simply plodding ahead with a plan are great tools for success in life Richard Brodie. Virus of the Mind.
A PhD course I took way back was about defining what science was. We read about Popper, Kuhn, Feyerabend, Lakatos and others. My lasting impression from the course was that “science” was pretty much defined as whatever the “scientific community” of a particular time defined as science. I use a Continue Reading
Darwin’s ideas were, and obviously are to this date, controversial despite the mountains of evidence supporting them.
10^500 ways to configure the universe.