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Religion and Reason | Psychology Today
Psychologists William Gervais and Ara Norenzayan, of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, predicted that people who were more analytic in thinking would tend not to believe in religion, whereas people who approach problems more intuitively would tend to be believers. Their study confirmed the hypothesis and the findings illuminate the mysterious cognitive process by which we reach decisions about our beliefs.
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Lessons from Sheryl Sandberg: Stop Working More Than 40 Hours a Week | Inc.com
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PyGotham Sneak Peek: The Three “P’s” | Enthought[s]
Great post on Enthought[s] with video covering parallel python coding from PyGotham.
