lessoninthere

Last week I’ve learned that there’s a big mental difference between these two phrases:

— I agree with you, but I think it’s better to do it this way.

— I think it’s better to do it this way, but I agree with you.

Which one is more likely gonna work? Turns out, people remember and react on the last part of a sentence better than the first. Sounds idiotic, but it works.

Classical musician and educator with psychology qualification. humansdid.com ambassador https://paragraph.xyz/@katekornish https://zora.co/@katekornish

i like pretending i am smart. /lovejoy by day; yoink anytime. we /honk: goosegang.netlify.app ; we dream: /before-i-forget

imagining a world where ai reunites humanity
⟢ /whimsio coded

@lovejoy are you guys related to each other!?

only by goosification 

and taste - we frequent the same areas of farcaster

you look down and you see two orange webbed feet 


@lovejoy is our goose overlord, she gets the final say on whether or not you’re part of the goose collective i guess since she brought out the goose in us

I have even more questions than before. what if I am a goose too? how do I know?