Author: Jason Dunstone
Some guy you may / may not know. Love family, friends, what I do. Sometimes insightful, often random. Consumer Researcher, Founder MD Square Holes - Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram @jasondunstone
Galaxies far, far away
“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…” are words that inspired a fascination with the vastness of the universe, of the unknown and of stories creatures, robots…
How to spot a robot imitating a human
The CAPTCHA test is a common test to tell humans over robots. To protect the security of websites from bots and automated hackers. Known as a ‘reverse Turing Test’ the…
Once upon a time …
“Once upon a time” are words repeated in stories since long, long ago. Stories of happy and sad, that tend to end with “happily ever after” Often time seems infinite. The…
Rules versus Values
Humans rightly or wrongly need rules. We need rules, because we can’t be trusted without. Rules protect us from harm and set default pathways – right and wrong. Rules are…
Eat the chocolate? Self-control, and the marshmallow test
Happy Easter! The big question on the lips of many “should I eat the chocolate?” ‘Good things come to those who wait” has been said. As has been “the early…
Counterbalancing globalisation
Recent years have found people stuck in a juxtaposition of positive and not so positive impacts of life in an increasingly globally interconnected world. We are very much a global…
Sadness and normalising respect and kindness
My deepest sympathies go to the family and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the shooting last Friday 15th of March 2019 Christchurch, New Zealand. Fifty men,…
The lucky country
What’s not to love about Australia? “I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of droughts and flooding rains. I love her far horizons, I love her jewel-sea, Her beauty…