In order to efficiently jam as much testable data into a generation of kids, we push to make those children compliant, competitive zombies. Every teacher, every student, every administrator, and …
The Education of Millionaires Book Review
I've been waxing poetic on all the ways American education fails for over a year now. Not only do I find it disheartening that we still insist on the status quo of churning out compliant factory …
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In the Basement of the Ivory Tower Book Review
Those of you that have been reading this blog for any length of time know my disdain for the current state of education in the U.S. I subscribe to Peter Thiel's notion that hyper-inflated prices, …
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“Incognito” Book Review
Fellow neuroscientists might claim that this book is derivative and vague, but David Eagleman's "Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain"is not written for them - it's written for the layman. And …
“Enterprise Social Technology” Book Review
"Enterprise Social Technology" is a book that flew under the radar in 2011. The book aims to be "a how-to manual that will teach you a process for implementing social technology in its most …
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Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain Book Review
If you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint to becoming an entrepreneur, I encourage you to look elsewhere, but if you think entrepreneurship might be for you and that you just need a kick in the …
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