Traditional economic theory tells us that producers can attract customers by creating different versions of their products, tweaking the pricing and feature set to satisfy many different types of buyers. This thinking may contribute to the tendency among some producers and…

“Whatever, they’re paying me for it.”

Such are the words of the modern knowledge worker, one who commands comparatively high compensation, but is being given work that is “beneath” their skills and experience.

“Your friend has my number in his WhatsApp. We can talk if you want. Bye.”

She left. Not the dead of night but the clear light of day. Noon, and unusual. Still wearing that ludicrously short dress she had on the night before. Makeup completely gone. No more bullshit to hide the…

Frames describe the way we interpret the words that we see and hear everyday. They are heuristics — rules of thumb — that allow humans to understand language and concepts.

As you read the word “love”, it immediately conjures anecdotes, stories, theories, biases, and…

It has become common to say that we are part of a rapidly changing world. The refrain is: The world moves faster, and is more complex than ever before.