Jihad Khalid

Sometimes an experience can seem brief in the moment but long in memory, and vice versa. A classic example is the “holiday paradox”: while on vacation, time speeds by because you’re so overwhelmed by new experiences that you don’t keep track of time. But when you return from your vacation, it suddenly feels longer in retrospect, because you made ma... See more

The Bloomberg terminal succeeds because traders pay for decision quality, not dopamine hits—its dense, information-rich interface would fail every modern UX test but excels at supporting rapid, high-stakes decisions.