Paradigm

We live in a free society. That means that everyone gets to spend their time the way they want to. Everyone gets to make agreements with who they want to. Everyone gets to use resources the way they want to. The whole world is an open book and it’s all…

What you’re about to learn is not just some training. It’s a way of life. — There are no rules to life, but there are guiding principles that make life more fulfilling and enjoyable. As a textbook ambivert, I can easily alternate between social settings and my inner cave — I thrive equally in front of people and audiences, as much I do in isolation where…

Limiting beliefs are part of our make up. They define who we are, what we do, how we operate and how we see others. We could say this of all beliefs, they all limit us in some way if that’s how we want to look at them. …

This is closely related to FOMO or ‘fear of missing out and is one of the key tools used in sales. The idea of scarcity of something created by limiting numbers or time is why we’ve seen flash shortages of many everyday products. …

Bayes Theorem is a statistical formula that has been used for centuries to make predictions and decisions based on incomplete or uncertain information. It has found wide application in fields such as medicine, engineering, and finance. …

Programming paradigms describe the various methods and coding patterns that developed over time. Each paradigm has a unique set of guidelines and procedures that direct the creation of software. A paradigm is a strategy for tackling a challenge or completing a task. …

Writing a thesis or scientific paper is like a pragmatic event that is very visible but not realized. This began when the thesis was only seen as one of the mandatory graduation requirements which then often became a scourge for final-semester students. Although it is not impossible to do the…

Choose your climate adventure narrative — Paradigm Worker By: Jonee Kulman Brigham The March column from Paradigm Worker, a place for monthly reflections (after a winter hiatus) on how we think about things, and why it matters. This is part two of a series exploring human-nature stories and a proposed counter-narrative to the Anthropocene. …

“Knowing yourself, helps you know Creator, knowing Creator makes you limitless” ~ Vianna Stibal This topic of how we may live in a sustained state of wonderment and in the question of who we are, and at the same time know ourselves well enough to feel safe in the ever-changing…