Russell Newton

Don’t Try This at Home – To Your Cat

It was all done in the name of science, to help us understand how our brains develop. And some of […]

Don’t self-assure yourself right out of advancement. Trusting in your own knowledge too much can be detrimental to learning and […]

Exciting news this morning, as I have been offered a multi-book deal with Findaway Voices to produce four audiobooks: Technical […]

Reinforcing feedback loops are seldom mentioned in the coverage of the BCS, but Alabama and Clemson both have made good […]

Also, the universe likes it when people do paid, purposeful work – at least if lifespan is any indication. Hear […]

Knowledge and wisdom don’t always cohabitate. Until we know that we know nothing, can we begin to be wise? Learn […]

You say passive-aggressive as if it’s a bad thing. Next, you will be telling me I need to tone down […]

Are you a caring parent (or boss or supervisor), explaining how to use things and giving directions to your children […]