Academia has failed, not because people suddenly grew stupider (no, that would be too simple, too comforting), but because of peer review and that solemn, almost liturgical phrase, “evidence-based” science. And yet… did it truly “fail”? I suspect it did not fail at all. It succeeded, succeeded at the very thing it was designed to do, though no one will …
Goals 2024
For years, I have been interested in the science of decision analysis. Afterall, it is decisions and outcomes that make the world go round. It is decisions and outcomes that decide the winners and the losers. And, as such, the people who think about these sorts of things are constantly theorizing and striving to reach optimal outcome(s) so they can …
The Rise & Fall of the Modern Nerd
In less than 70 years’ time, the nerds have risen from relative obscurity and irrelevancy and now sit on the high throne of the plebeian universe. Today, we examine the possibilities and outcomes of an era where nerd kings rule supreme. The word ‘nerd’ used to be somewhat of a derogatory term. Back in the day, nobody wanted to be …
Basic Mungernomics
In this shitty bathroom analysis we examine pleb success probability in a Mungernomics framework using our Proprietary Decisioning System [smoov.bra.in2023] to test our hypothesis. A Study in Simplicity and Uncommon, Common Sense 📊 Decepticon intellectuals come in many forms. But one of their most common tricks is to play the role of the market/economic expert. Bold predictions. Fancy charts. Long …
Are Alien UFOs Real?
A few days ago, one of my friends asked me what my thoughts were on all the “Alien UFO stuff” we’ve been hearing about in the news lately. And while I initially laughed it off as my brain retreated into its base defense (aka the default programming you’ll find among many scientific and academic “elites” that alien UFO sightings are …
Learning To Love The Process
2002 Clemson Tennis post-workout on “Muscle Beach” behind Jervey Athletic Center I know looks can be a little deceiving so let me give a little bit of background: This pic was taken a little over a year after I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease and was still working my way back into playing shape after losing about 40 pounds and …
The Relentless Pursuit of Failure
This past weekend I had the honor of speaking about how to build a business at the Fall FMI Conference. (If you aren’t familiar with FMI, it is a training resource for fitness and sports professionals that offers them career and personal development education.) This was my first ever invitation to speak at FMI, and let me just tell …
The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Asskickers
Success in life doesn’t just “happen”. You make choices and you perform certain actions, which in turn, give you various outcomes based on those choices and actions. You choose to eat healthier. You choose to go to the gym. You choose to stay faithful to your partner. You choose happiness. You choose success – and YOU choose failure. It’s all …
Committed Failure
Seems like all everyone wants these days is a cutting edge training program, a sophisticated diet plan, delicious recipes that burn fat & build muscle, and exotic supplements that do all the work for you. And everywhere you turn these you see more and more products, programs, and supplements hyping people up to believe they can build the body of …
Lessons Learned From Times Of Pain
This is probably one of the longer blog posts I’ve done…so I want to apologize in advance. But its also one of the most content packed ever and I think you’ll find it somewhat entertaining and hopefully even learn a thing or two. People usually squinch up their faces and give me weird looks when I tell them I play …
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