Category Archives: Counterintuitive Topics

The Opposite of a Black Sneaker

Posted on April 6, 2015 by davidbdale

In Favor of Outrageous Thinking The goal of all our arguments is not to join a black-or-white debate, but to create a color, or a set of fancy footwear, not the comfortable shoes that “go with everything,” but a pair … Continue reading →

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Intuitive Predictions

Posted on March 30, 2015 by davidbdale

Our Counterintuitive World 1. True or False. What occurs in the world is not always reasonable, logical, or right. Even so, it might be true. 2. Reasonable or Unreasonable. People act for reasons other than logic; among them sympathy, loyalty, … Continue reading →

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Summaries- taddo

Posted on February 8, 2015 by taddocomp2

Are Multi-Vitamins Dangerous?  The fact that vitamins are supposed to be so good for a person’s health and they are supposed to enhance a person’s health, it comes off as counterintuitive that maybe in reality, vitamin’s do not really do … Continue reading →

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Summaries – juggler

Posted on February 8, 2015 by jugglercomp2

Do Better Work by Killing Good Ideas It seems counterintuitive to think that killing a good idea may even be considered a good idea.   Sounds a bit crazy, but Terri Rogers, the author of the blog, “Do Better Work by … Continue reading →

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Summaries – MoneyTrees4

Posted on February 7, 2015 by moneytrees4

1) Do MultiVitamins Really Work? It seems counterintuitive that an agency that was created for the betterment of societies health may be a detriment to it. The FDA for example is in existence to make sure that the foods and supplements … Continue reading →

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