R&R Episode #27

from Roses & Rhetoric Hosted by Joseph Stanford and Jimmy Hackett

Join us as we finally get to the bottom of the pen vs mechanical pencil debate. We also outline the importance of pushing our understanding of things that seem obvious. Other topics include cognitive ergonomics, bizarre interactions with the unknown, optionality, and the importance of skin in the game.

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