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As a non-western culture person, why is so important to be ranked as one of the five laws of human nature ?
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About the whole article:
I was expecting some universal and fundamental laws, but at last I think this article covers only a minor aspect of predictable human nature in a modern society.
> Salem hypothesis As a non-western culture person, why is so important to be ranked as one of the five laws of human nature ? ---------------------------------- About the whole article: I was expecting some universal and fundamental laws, but at last I think this article covers only a minor aspect of predictable human nature in a modern society.
Is the combination of Parkinson's Law with Maes-Garreau Law the reason we don't have AI yet?
Parkinson's Law and Student Syndrome are especially valuable.. if you want to be productive, work within the constraints of human nature to optimize your productivity and happiness.
I think we can safely toss out Sayres Law (the "intensity" of academic squabbles [is] a function of the "triviality" of the issue at hand): http://www.nytimes.com/1989/10/18/nyregion/education-lessons... "In government, people know how to disagree gracefully, and you never scorch the earth because you know that today's opponent is someone with whom you may have to make common agreement tomorrow," said Donald Kennedy,…
Odd: "engineers are more likely to be religious than other graduates"