A Communicator Cannot Be A Flatterer
26 February 2017
More than in any other trade, it is important to help, rather than please, one’s boss.
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Truth Is Just Perception
Tag Archives: Perception
The More We Ignore, The More We Can Pay Attention
28 February 2016
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore) have found that, when individuals take the time to learn what’s possible to ignore, they process difficult information faster.
Cecil The Lion’s Murder Confirms Stalin’s Perception Theory
9 August 2015
Hundreds of lions are killed by poachers and thousands of people are murdered by terrorists and dictatorships* every year in Africa. So why did Cecil’s assassination have such an impact?
Will It Be Possible One Day To Erase Negative Perceptions Formed In Our Brain?
3 May 2015
The scientific research on memory is fascinating.
The Perception Lesson Of The North Face’s Boss
25 January 2015
In 1968, Kenneth “Hap” Klopp acquired The North Face – then two small stores, one in San Francisco and one in Stanford. He turned it in one of the most popular and successful outdoor brands in the world.
Ferguson: Perception, Memory, And Darren Wilson’s Acquittal
30 November 2014
The analysis of the testimonies presented to the grand jury investigating if the death of Michael Brown amounted to a crime highlights the way our memory operates.
The Right To Error Is Inseparable From The Right To Know
16 March 2014
Promoting a Society committed to transparency AND tolerance.
The Processing Speed Of Your Brain Will Leave You Speechless
26 January 2014
It is key to the management of perceptions.
#SFBatkid vs. The Snapchat Culture
17 November 2013
Batkid has won a symbolic, temporary victory against the power of the all-perishable perception.
2012 In Review
31 December 2012
For this last post of the year, I take a look back at your favorite Superception articles of 2012 – measured by how many visits each received – and mine.