‘like anything attained with the pulling of oars, we head onward while we face backward, watching what we know grow small’ - Antony Osler

If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions - Einstein (supposedly)

A shout-out to all the bootstrappers supporting their families

Humans struggle with statistical thinking, and behavioural economists have written about this widely. An intriguing way this plays out is in our understanding of societal events. Many fail to view data at an abstracted level and are more easily swayed by compelling narratives.

Many organisations play home to hostile relationships between development teams and other core business functions.