The fallacy of judgment: Why humans are irrational decision makers
As I have noted in previous articles, we as human beings tend to grossly overestimate our ability to make decisions. Most of us like to believe that our intellect, our experiences, and our perceived...
View ArticleFrom the lunch sack to the bedroom: Other people’s sex lives influence how we...
Remember when you were a kid and the best part of the day was lunchtime? Maybe not because you were out of class and with your friends, but because you were able to compare and, if you were lucky,...
View ArticleThe cultural shift strikes the Republicans
In 2004, George W. Bush was re-elected President of the United States after receiving more than 40 percent of the Hispanic vote. Eight years later, in 2012, Mitt Romney faced an embarrassment and only...
View ArticleLatin Kings are killing our community
Street gangs have their roots deep in American culture. New York and Chicago hold some of the strongest history. These gangs were created with the main idea of fighting oppression against its members....
View ArticleMen on Tinder
Do you “Tinder”? Or Maybe this is the first time that name crosses paths with you. Either way you know about it now, right? Tinder is yet another dating app that gives singles the option to find...
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