Welcome back to the Quote Vault! This week, I have some quotes from recent reads about perspective and distortion.

We've been living in the Wild West of AI for the last few years. No sheriffs, no rules, no gatekeepers. You want to call upon a model that can write your marketing copy, summarize your documents, generate code, or help you with things that probably shouldn't be that easy?...

In line with last week’s Quote Vault post, I figured it has also been a long time since I posted a Word Treasures post.

It’s been a while since I posted a Quote Vault post.

This one focuses on quotes I have collected over the past few months around the idea of execution over planning.

There is a concept in behavioral psychology called self-serving bias.

I spent close to a decade working for the National Recreation and Park Association, which meant spending a lot of time with the people who manage golf courses, you know, the ones dealing with irrigation systems, water bills, environmental compliance, and the unglamorous...

If you have ever watched a long-running soap opera fall apart (characters suddenly forgetting they were married, a dead villain inexplicably reappearing, a plot thread from three seasons ago contradicting everything that came after) you have witnessed what happens when a...

There is a game Paul Sheldon talks about in Misery that I find fascinating and think it is something we could use with AI.

Carol Ann Lloyd wrote something along the lines of "Conversational styles are like different types of jackets — choose the one that suits the situation."

There is a cognitive bias called the Curse of Knowledge.