Finding Resilience ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-11-17T21:00:15-08:00Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
Games, More Than Trifles ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:41:34-08:00In most games, we are playing with ourselves in a way that amplifies something in us.
How Smart Are You, and How Would You Know? ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T01:35:36-08:00No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
Why How We Come to Conclusions Is More Important Than The Conclusions We Come To ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T01:35:13-08:00How you think is more important than what you think... what you think is just an idea in your imagination.
Navigating Change, Growth, and Learning
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:40:43-08:00Want to be enlightened or change the world? Want to get out of hell? Work with your demons. They'll change you.
You Are the Echo of Memories You’ve Forgotten ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T01:34:48-08:00Your memory is not about what happened, it's about who you can be now.
Why It’s Dangerous to Believe What You Think ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:38:19-08:00Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.
Preparing for Failure (podcast)
Lincoln Stoller2023-01-27T19:40:10-08:00I talk with Rob Alvarez, of the Professor Game Podcast, about games in the context of learning, exploration, and failure.
Knowing More of What’s Going On
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:37:17-08:00Fear and reluctance are real, they’re yours, and you must be honest. You must look at what you cannot see.
Strange Case of Medical Hypnosis-1: How the placebo effect implies learning, and learning is hypnotic
Lincoln Stoller2023-01-27T16:27:16-08:00Chronic illness involves forms of mental dysregulation to which we are attached.
To Be Confused IV: Facts and Feelings ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T01:40:47-08:00Confusion is its own kind of order; accept it and understand it.