Quizzman: A Different Philosophy of Educational Games
Quizzman: A Different Philosophy of Educational Games Educational games have long tried to answer th...
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Sunk Cost Fallacy
Sunk Cost Fallacy is the tendency to continue investing time, money, effort, or emotional energy int...
Social Proof
Social Proof Social Proof is the tendency to use other people's behavior, choices, and reactions as ...
Halo Effect – Why Being Good at One Thing Makes People Think You're Good at Everything?
The Halo Effect explains why excelling in one area makes others assume you're strong everywhere else...
Authority Bias – Why We Easily Trust People Who "Look" Trustworthy
Authority Bias explains why the same advice feels more convincing from someone in a suit than someon...
Confirmation Bias – Why Do We Only Remember the Times They "Guessed Right"?
Confirmation Bias explains why after dozens of predictions, many people only remember the few that c...
Cold Reading – Why Can Strangers Make You Believe They "Know Everything About You"?
Cold Reading explains how strangers use observation, high-probability statements, and rapid adjustme...
A Warning for Quizzman Users: The Spirit of Kālāma and the Fine Line Between Reference and Superstition
A clear advisory for Quizzman users: use the Kālāma Sutta (AN 3.65) as an intellectual filter, separ...
Self-Reliance and Action Are What Truly Shape Your Destiny
A birth chart is guidance, not destiny. Fate is shaped day by day through awareness, self-reliance, ...