Blue Ocean Shoals
Lincoln Stoller2019-12-04T22:55:02-08:00The different skills of non-reductive, systems thinking are aspects of a single approach that’s integrated into the single term “resonance.”
Beginning With Networks
Lincoln Stoller2019-11-14T13:40:39-08:00I’m interested in networks because I suspect they can describe aspects of nature beyond mathematics and sentences.
How I Seem to Be (Different)
Lincoln Stoller2019-11-08T07:15:27-08:00I seem to be moving toward the realm of celebrities like Steven Kotler, Moran Cerf, Steven Pinker, and Joe Dispensa. This doesn’t mean I'll join them, just that I’m heading in that direction.
Thinking, Time, and Identity
Lincoln Stoller2019-10-28T00:03:57-07:00Many things come naturally to us, but thinking is not one of them. There are many forms of thinking. We are primarily taught only two: linear and emotional.
Creativity and Corporation
Lincoln Stoller2019-10-04T21:03:51-07:00The creative process is something unto itself and, like love or excitement, it does not aim for resolution... Real creation is, at some level, self-creation and the tragedy of an idea’s failure is a personal one.
We Need More Hypnosis
Lincoln Stoller2019-09-05T16:21:22-07:00This post is about our essential ability to change state and perception. At its root, this is what hypnosis is: the phototaxis of consciousness.
Research Coaching
Lincoln Stoller2019-08-20T00:51:11-07:00Horizontal thinking generates inventions, but studying its success does not tell you how to do it. Creativity can be taught, we just don’t do it.
Behavioral Education
Lincoln Stoller2019-08-03T02:50:48-07:00If we can embrace all our flaws and inabilities, and take these into account when we design our environment, we can create a much better world.
Teaching, Learning, Healing
Lincoln Stoller2019-06-18T21:13:45-07:00I draw a parallel between education and health. I believe teaching oneself and healing oneself are skills that enable one another.
Teaching What Teachers Can’t
Lincoln Stoller2019-06-04T10:02:29-07:00With caution against excessive immersion, action video games can help us learn, focus, and multitask.
Relearning to Sleep
Lincoln Stoller2019-05-27T00:20:14-07:00You can train your brain to function better during sleep. It’s a process of tuning down habitual tension and separating yourself from habitual conflict.
Evolution’s Choice
Lincoln Stoller2019-05-29T08:45:24-07:00When it comes to your health, winning seems the imperative, and it seems one must win at all costs. This is rarely true; it is rarely the case that your fate is sealed and you must play the game set before you.