A recurring theme of my work is to complain about things getting easier. Strange thing to complain about - after all I like things to be easy as much as the next guy. But the thing is, I also like making money. And alas the easier things become, the harde... See more
Hello, dear reader, Spain. Italy. Puerto Rico. Dubai. Pakistan. Oman. I stopped counting somewhere around the second glass of Champagne, because the list kept growing and it stopped mattering where anyone had flown in from. We were all at the same table, ... See more
Perception in one sensory modality can be influenced by stimulation in another modality. Such cross-modal effects may arise from multiple underlying processes. For example, animals may be primed by exposure to a cue in one sensory modality and attend to c... See more
Perception in one sensory modality can influence not only what animals attend to in another, but also whether animals increase their vigilance or remain engaged with ongoing sensory stimuli at all. Jumping spiders (Salticidae) are highly visual animals, b... See more
It's safe to assume that each year most companies are trying to grow. But how many actually achieve it? I was curious so I looked it up: Of established businesses, 1 in 8 manage to grow Of all businesses, it's around 1 in 100 Not exactly great odds. And g... See more
