Occam’s Razor — Why Simple Often Wins
Occam’s Razor reminds us that the simplest explanation is often the right one.
Not because reality lacks depth—but because complexity is frequently added by assumptions, not facts.
Understanding life from a universal lens
Occam’s Razor reminds us that the simplest explanation is often the right one.
Not because reality lacks depth—but because complexity is frequently added by assumptions, not facts.
The Dunning–Kruger Effect explains why confidence often peaks before understanding.
As knowledge grows, certainty usually gives way to humility.
“Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.” Origins of Murphy’s Law Murphy’s Law is a popular adage that states “Anything that can go wrong, …
Hanlon’s Razor teaches us to pause before assigning intent.
Often, error explains what malice never did.
In modern times, where the most valued personal quality is productivity and efficiency, one might find himself trapped in the repeating cycle of working and …
Most of what we worry about isn’t that important. A handful of things are. The Pareto Principle reminds us that a small part of our …
Naval Ravikant is an entrepreneur and an investor and he is popular for his way of living and for giving such wise advice which turns …
Once you notice something, it seems to appear everywhere — that’s the Baader-Meinhof effect in action.
Alan Watts was a British philosopher who introduced Eastern teaching like Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoism to the Western people. Being close to nature since childhood …
With the beginning of the new year, many new challenges arrive: how to evolve in the next twelve months so we could become the best …