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Tag: thought framework

  • Fleshing Out A Concept Of Plausibility Tolerance

    Note: This article is actually something that has been sitting on the backburner for a while, but now that I’m more available to work on the blog I wanted to get it out quickly. As always I reviewed it a number of times, but there may still be a few spelling errors or grammatical errors.…

  • Rethinking Trust

    Something that’s been on my mind as of late, is the odd misappropriation of trust and expectations that I see as being all too common. Though I am not a psychological expert, I suspect that what I’m noticing may simply be an already well appreciated cognitive bias that sprouts up in people from time to…

  • The One Person Theater: On Wearing Many Hats

    Glancing at some of the older posts on FourthEye I thought that it might be valuable to create a follow up to my piece on polymathism, something that I personally interact with a fair amount. In this article, I’d like to go over some of the things that I think are paramount for those that…

  • The Beginning Of The Beginning: An Introduction To & Some Thoughts On Education

    Education is a topic I think about a lot and it’s something that I’ve wanted to publish something on for years. Even though I’ve written on the topic and recorded audio and the like in private, I’ve never really published anything of any significance on the topic. The basic reasons for this are probably that…

  • On Preferring Gradient Scale Assessment To Hard Description

    First and foremost I apologize for the title, I’m tryin’ here I really am, but I couldn’t think of a cooler, more, “roll off the tongue” nomer for this one, so again sorry about that. In other news you may have noticed that I’m again posting to the blog which would likely not have happened,…

  • A Rough Hierarchy For Ranking Systems

    Initially, I had intended to write a piece generally on the topic of the importance of individualization, but decided that this instead would be much more valuable as it offers a more comprehensive way of appreciating the distinctions between various systems. Individualization is still a very central theme in this piece, however it is now…