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The Monday Morning Memo

The song is called Brother Louie

In the spirit of early adopters and first followers, this is a 40 year-old song written by 2 members of that British Band, Hot Chocolate, made popular in the US by Stories, their First Followers in America. Interracial marriage was a big controversy in those days. 40 years later it’s a non-issue.
We truly do become an entirely different people every 40 years…

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“You’ve heard it said, ‘Every person is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts.’ Yet we routinely craft our own facts from the fabric of personal experience, preference and prejudice. Cognitive bias is nothing more than a pattern we’ve observed. This pattern isn’t always predictive, but it is a pattern nonetheless and we trust it. We do this in the mistaken belief that we have correctly interpreted our past experiences, and that our preferences and prejudices are, in fact, reliable interpretations of reality.

We’re a funny species, aren’t we?”

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