Welcome back. In my last post I talked about how an analysis of linguistic behavior could reveal structural brain deficiencies (e.g., the Goldberg example) as well as functional brain deficiencies (e.g., the Adult Attachment Interview example). In the Goldberg example, as well as in the insecure attachment example, the interviewee was not able to maintain […]

This may well be the most insightful and, dare I say, creative post I have written in the 14+ year, 350+ post history of the Bowlby Less Traveled blog. Before I explain why, a bit of housekeeping. In my last post I said that I would introduce you to the work of systems thinker Donella […]

If U.S. culture were a moonshot, right about now we might hear the following message come over the control room PA speaker: “Ahhh, Houston, we have a dilemma.” The other day I read an article over at CNN Online by Laura Paddison entitled Heat waves are getting longer and more brutal. Here’s why your AC can’t […]

I was fortunate enough to drive a 2011 BMW X5 35d (diesel) from late 2010 until late 2021. For me, it was The Ultimate Driving Machine, BMW’s popular tagline back in the early 2000s. My old X5 put a smile on my face every time I drove it. It had amazing road feel and driving […]

Welcome to the final installment of this blog series. Thanks for making it all the way to the end. To recap, on one side of the systems landscape (see Figure 1 below) we have information scientists who wish to disembody information while not upending the applecart of liberal humanism with its focus on such things […]