Best Selling Books by Tommy C

Flashpoint conflict, cold wars and failed electricity - just another day in the suburbs. Poems in Blast Sky wander in the desert and wonder about the cargo of the semi in the next lane. Signed copies might be stashed in fallout shelters of the nearest buildings - if such things exist anymore ...

This book is a dive into the deep, a ride through something real. Good times, bad times... strange times. Attacking the truth, uncovering the lies and somewhat in search for an answer that isn''t... Why? Part memoir, part world absorption and a whole lot of outlook. Rebel Writes is a twisted text setting free a series of events and glimpses into the lifestyle that ultimately shaped me as I am today... an outlaw heart, a rogue at hand and rebel in possession of a kind but tortured soul. No punches have been pulled and no grime spared. My inability to conform is evident throughout and I have utilized my lack of knowledge on the formal practices of writing in my favor to create a voice of my own. The creative wordplay and thought invoking arrangement is an obvious sign of an imagination run amuck. This collection of writes cunningly leads readers into taking stock of their own feelings and stir up memories of their own.

"We make numerous decisions in everyday life, from what to eat to what projects to work on. Decision theorists have posited that we compute a value for the various options we may choose, and choose the option with the highest value. Of central interest to decision-making research is how such value computations may be performed. Normative models have been proposed for how rational decision-makers should compute value, but the behavior of humans and animals has been shown to diverge from the prescriptions of these theories. This is at least partially because these theories do not take into account constraints that the decision-maker may have, such as limited cognitive capacities resources or learning constraints. In this work, I present evidence of some constraints on decision-making. I also present results on the implementation of value computations in the brain, specifically within the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex and the orbitofrontal cortex."--Page vi.