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Observations with my Right Eye<\/h1>\n

A podcast review of the book created in February 2026 by AI<\/h3>\n

A summary and review of the book ‘Observations with my Right Eye’ written under the pen-name Adam Adema. This simulated podcast discussion was created using a feature in Google NotebookLM by uploading a .pdf of the manuscript and pressing the ‘Audio Overview’ button. <\/strong> (Press the play button)<\/p>\n

Observations with my Right Eye<\/h2>\n

A slide presentation with audio created in February 2026 by AI<\/h3>\n
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Two cups and two spoons<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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A slide show and audio review of the book ‘Observations with my Right Eye’ written under the pen-name Adam Adema. The slideshow and audio was created using a feature in Google NotebookLM by uploading a .pdf of the manuscript and pressing the ‘Slide Deck’ button. <\/strong> (Press the play button)<\/p>\nhttps:\/\/wellbeingandcontrol.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/07\/2014-06-30_penny-rod_bateman-st_radio-sample.wma<\/a><\/audio>\n

The New Economics<\/h1>\n

A Radio Play<\/h3>\n
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Boris Johnson and David Cameron<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Set in 2050, the wellbeing index is approaching 10,000 but what does David Cameron have to say about it?<\/strong> (Press the play button)<\/p>\nhttp:\/\/www.wellbeingandcontrol.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/2016-06-12_new-economy-radio_v23.mp3<\/a><\/audio>\n

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Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman<\/h1>\n

I have followed Kahneman’s work over the years and have always found it fascinating. In the mid 1980’s I built an ‘inferencing spreadsheet’ based on psychological theories of category and concept formation. This modelled a small but central aspect of human cognition but the desire to develop a more comprehensive model has always been there. Now Kahneman’s work has been consolidated into a very readable form. A summary be can access below. So, when you have a spare hours, treat yourself to the best psychological account of the fallibility of human cognition you are likely to find. <\/p>\n

YouTube Video, Daniel Kahneman: “Thinking, Fast and Slow” | Talks at Google, Talks at Google, November 2011, 1:02:29 hours <\/em>
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