The other day, I washed some vegetables and set them to dry on a towel on the counter. A few hours later, our sons had eaten them. Now these boys are not categorically averse to vegetables, but they do typically resist them at normal childhood levels. But this day, leaving them out made it easierContinue reading “Vegetables on the Counter”
Monthly Archives: July 2026
Inventing Threats
Our car has a common safety feature. When the system perceives danger in the driver’s path, it will apply the brakes and flash tiny red lights in the field of vision. This feature is often helpful. It is, also, often wrong. A non-conscious system throws on the brakes to “protect us” from a danger thatContinue reading “Inventing Threats”