Research Theory & Life: Every research starts with a question. That very question however already contextualizes the research and creates a level of bias. The same thing occurs in life. By asking a question we are in some way shaping the outcome / answer. So what? Start by asking more than one question. Who said there is only a singular purpose or outcome of your life or a specific experience? Continue reading Single question outcome

Research Theory & Life: Removing observer bias from understanding life is impossible. If it’s not possible when observing things we don’t care about, it’s certainly not possible for observing things we do deeply care about? So what? Accept your analysis of life is highly biased. Even embrace it. Heck, become a marketer. Continue reading Life observer bias

Research Theory & Life: Our life analysis will always be incomplete. Why? Our own life experience even with all secondary research we are can consume will still be nowhere near statistically representative of the entirety of human life experience. So what? Be tolerant and currious of other people’s POVs and life experiences leading them to it. Yes, even if you’re right anyway. Continue reading Life analysis incomplete