Problems are often "sticky" (A term I've read referencing this exact thing, a problem where you need to begin implementing before you understand it fully, but I don't think it's a widely used term) but I think the…
Just how much corruption is known. Even if you make the assumption that people in aggregate can generally assess whether corruption exists somewhere, it'd be harder to measure the 'severity' that way. I actually think…
I read something interesting recently about how most discussion of brain function is 'tainted' by metaphor, these days usually involving computers. Basically the concept was that our brains don't process and store…
Problems are often "sticky" (A term I've read referencing this exact thing, a problem where you need to begin implementing before you understand it fully, but I don't think it's a widely used term) but I think the…
Just how much corruption is known. Even if you make the assumption that people in aggregate can generally assess whether corruption exists somewhere, it'd be harder to measure the 'severity' that way. I actually think…
I read something interesting recently about how most discussion of brain function is 'tainted' by metaphor, these days usually involving computers. Basically the concept was that our brains don't process and store…