Unmasking Our Hidden Preferences: Understanding Implicit Bias
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases!! We’ve navigated through various ways our minds can take shortcuts, sometimes leading to predictable errors in judgment. Today,…
Judging a Book by Its Cover (and Ignoring the Plot): Understanding the Fundamental Attribution Error
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases! We’ve explored a range of mental shortcuts that can influence our thinking, from seeking confirming evidence to resisting…
Taking the Credit, Deflecting the Blame: Understanding Self-Serving Bias
Welcome back to our ongoing exploration of cognitive biases, right here in Fremont and beyond! We’ve delved into how we seek confirming evidence, rely on…
“I Knew It All Along!” Understanding Hindsight Bias
Welcome back to our exploration of cognitive biases, right here in Fremont and the wider world! We’ve previously navigated the impact of our beliefs, the…
Stuck in Neutral? Understanding the Power of the Status Quo Bias
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases! We’ve explored how our beliefs shape what we see, how easily recalled events influence our judgment, how…
Seeing Through Rose-Tinted Glasses: Understanding the Halo Effect
Welcome back to our exploration of cognitive biases! We’ve previously uncovered how our existing beliefs shape our information intake (confirmation bias), how easily recalled events…
When Ignorance Is Bliss: The Surprising Truth of the Dunning-Kruger Effect
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases! We’ve journeyed through how our beliefs can filter information (confirmation bias), how easily recalled events can skew…
The Price Is Right? How the Anchoring Effect Influences Your Spending
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases! We’ve already explored how confirmation bias can make us seek out agreeable information and how the availability…
Is That Really a Thing? How the Availability Heuristic Tricks Our Minds
Welcome back to our exploration of cognitive biases! In our last post, we delved into the world of confirmation bias and how our desire to…
The Echo Chamber Effect: How Confirmation Bias Shapes Our Reality
Welcome back to our series on cognitive biases! After our overview of the mental shortcuts that can influence our thinking, we’re diving into one of…
The Biased Brain: A Guide to Your Mental Shortcuts
Have you ever wondered why you might believe something even when presented with evidence to the contrary? Or why you assume a brand is high-quality…
Do you like the Google Pixel Watch?
Google just announced that their Pixel Watch should be in the market this fall. It is expected to compete with the Apple Watch, with similar…
LinkedIn: Moore’s Law Gets A Vitality Infusion
Synopsys Chairman and co-CEO Aart de Geus discusses how 3DIC technology is infusing vitality into Moore’s Law, driving innovation for the semiconductor industry. Share:
Review: Vornado Flippi V6 Personal Air Circulator Fan
Working from home for almost 3 months now due to COVID-19-induced work-from-home policy in my company, I have been sitting at my desk in a…
Working In An Office After A Pandemic-Induced Quarantine
How would it feel as we start going back to work at office after being quarantined for months?
Share Your Pictures With A Story
Sharing pictures with a story makes them more interesting.
[WHO] Can COVID-19 be spread through coins and banknotes?
Is it safe to handle money in the age of Coronavirus?
[WHO] Getting your workplace ready for COVID-19
Are you an employee worried about how it would be when you start working at your office again? Or are you responsible to make changes…
[WHO] Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public
Read this page from the WHO website for a wide range of topics related to the Coronavirus Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public Stay…
