“No one is an outside observer of nature, We're defined by our environment and our interaction with that environment -- by our ecology. And that ecology is necessarily relative, historical and empirical.” — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Information is agnostic. Meaning isn't. The meaning you make with this knowledge is up to you.” — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“For chess grand masters, the process of thinking during a match can "cost" up to 7000 calories a day” — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Are we products of nature or nurture? It's the wrong question. It's not one or the other. Nor is it a combination of both.… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“No one is an outside observer of nature, We're defined by our environment and our interaction with that environment -- by our ecology. And… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Big Data: by itself doesn't yield insights...information doesn't serve us...without knowing why…unless something transformative is brought to these data sets (to create) understanding Gathering… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Stopping gives you the chance of knowing less, of halting the perception-narrowing force of the cognitive biases that we are always trying to confirm,… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“if you attack a problem with the wrong assumption, there is nowhere to go but deeper into that assumption” — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Uncertainty is the problem that our brains evolved to solve. Resolving uncertainty is a unifying principle across biology, and thus is the inherent task… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Our perceptions are an ongoing, ever-growing. ever-changing story, and our brain allows us to be not just passive listeners to that story, but also… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“In my view, as soon as you’ve told something to someone, you’ve taken the potential for a deeper meaning away from them. True knowledge… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“The only true voyage of discovery (is) to behold the universe through the eyes of another - Marcel Proust” — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
“Development never truly ends, as our brains evolved to evolve...we are adapted to adapt, to continually redefine normality, transforming ones space of possibility with… — Beau Lotto Copy Share Image
