Being above average, and how this costs us all more money

"What is luck? When someone wins a lottery, they are referred to as "lucky". A lottery doesn't require luck, it requires randomness, and a poor understanding of math. A lottery is a tax on people who slept through math class. Sometimes bad luck is mistaken as a simple case of being real stupid." Read the full blog, and touch the links by clicking here.

From a blog post in December: "Our current food distribution system has placed the consumer very far from their food sources, and in the process has removed much of the consumers' ability to make healthy and safe choices. The next time you food shop, try to determine where the food came from, and how it got to you." Read the full blog by clicking here.

"We humans delude ourselves frequently. A 1981 study in the US showed that 93% of drivers thought their driving skills were above average..." Read the blog by clicking here.

...I didn't want the weight he laid on me, I would rather have avoided his confession. This was truly a TMI (too much information) moment... Read the blog

Composting is so simple, and so misunderstood.  Read the blog

We can tell people what we know to be the truth all we want, but the best way to convince others of the truth we find in our life is to live the truth. People around us see the impact the truth has on our lives and learn from this. Visit the blog

The embarrassing moments found in technology. From a blogpost at http://ordinary-bob.blogspot.com.

The solution to the American lawn. Lawn Darwinism explained.   Read the blog and comment!

This episode is based on a blog post from http://ordinary-bob.blogspot.com.