The Lost Art Of Postponing Gratification
Recently, I had the opportunity to discuss my article “The Need To Have Things Right Away” with my good friend Dr. Jorge Cappon, professor emeritus of psychology at the National …
Recently, I had the opportunity to discuss my article “The Need To Have Things Right Away” with my good friend Dr. Jorge Cappon, professor emeritus of psychology at the National …
I recently came across an American sociologist whose ideas parallel some of the ideas that have been discussed in this column. William Fielding Ogburn propounded the theory of cultural lag. …
It has already been mentioned in previous articles how, as a result of the accelerating pace of change in modern technological society, there has been an accelerating pace of human …
There’s no longer a need to touch many things these days. With the Internet of Things, many daily processes in our lives are activated by remote control. Some processes are …
In today’s world, robots are being inserted in more and more different human activities. They have been programmed to do many distinct kinds of work in factories and warehouses. Robots …
One of the central points that has been made in this column is that humans cannot biologically evolve as fast as technology can change. In particular, the human nervous system …
In Mexico, there is a saying which translates into English “Every mind is a world”. The implication is that every mind is a separate psychological entity that has a coherent …
A few weeks ago, I went to a street fair in one of the suburbs north of Chicago. The Chicago area has many wonderful street fairs during the summer, and …
A friend of mine was recently telling me about the spread of the use of online degree programs to high school. This was news to me. I had heard about …
As has been pointed out previously, one of the most salient reasons that people want to create an increasingly technologized living environment is to develop a greater and greater sense …