Tag: behaviour

Reading is dead

What a bold assertion – ‘Reading is dead’? I’ll explain what I mean as I go on. Experiences in the last few years have led me to conclude that people actually: Don’t read Don’t find information to read of their own volition. Even if they read, quickly report ‘It’s confusing‘Read More

Captain Walker October 10, 2021 logic, mind, people, thinking, reading, behaviour, social media Humanities, Psychology & Philosophy, CW No Comments »

Told to leave Aldi if I want

This report is 100% honest, and is quite probably caught on more than one CCTV camera. I’m naming Aldi and if they want to sue for defamation, bring it on! Their lawyers are advised in advance to read up on the law of defamation and that I have my lawyersRead More

Captain Walker March 14, 2021 human nature, rules, covid, behaviour, law, pandemic, social-distancing, customer service, complaint Health, Humanities, Law and order No Comments »

Pre-determinants – your ignorance is bliss.

For some time I’ve been occupied with things that pre-determine what we think or do. I’ve often referred to patterns and cultures as pre-determinative. Then I looked into attitudes. As I go on, I think more about this. The uneducated and dim will obviously baulk at all this. After all,Read More

Captain Walker December 3, 2020 mind, people, patterns, thinking, behaviour Humanities, Psychology & Philosophy No Comments »

Your deceptive mind

Just in case – I am not referring to any known person’s mind! This post is inspired by the book Your Deceptive Mind: A Scientific Guide to Critical Thinking Skills – Course Guidebook by Dr Steven Novella. Nothing in this post refers to any identifiable individual, except where explicitly stated.Read More

Captain Walker October 24, 2020 education, patterns, thinking, thought, behaviour Humanities, Psychology & Philosophy, CW No Comments »

The Captain's Watch

Observations on the world and its inhabitants

Tag: behaviour

Pre-determinants – your ignorance is bliss.

Your deceptive mind