Linear thinking is about viewing the world from the perspective of a straight trajectory without bothering to appreciate the nuances. The problem with this approach is that people often miss the ...
The obvious choice is often wrong. by Bart de Langhe, Stefano Puntoni and Richard Larrick Test yourself with this word problem: Imagine you’re responsible for your company’s car fleet. You manage two ...
When most engineers hear the term motor they most-naturally think of rotating arrangements such as brushed DC, brushless DC, stepper, or variable-frequency prime movers. But a motor doesn’t have to be ...
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