I wrote the rough equivalent for articles I am writing/planning to write..

I liked that post. Those sort of posts are brilliant as well. For the suggested articles post, I was thinking more of something like this:

I think that I am going to move away from the reasoning aspect of the mental model theory just because there seems to be some justifiable reasons for why the wording of the examples it uses to convey itself may be skewing the results. That is, people interpret the problems in a different way and this might just be all there is to them getting the answer 'wrong'. I don't know if this issue has been dealt with in the literature on mental models. I still think that mental model theory is a interesting area to look into. But, I probably wont be able to get/devote the time to it that I need to before I am able to expand on and deal with the issues with the overview of mental model theory post I wrote. If anyone thinks that this would be an interesting idea to look into, I recommend reading this book. I haven't read it, but Johnson-Laird - the author - is the originator of the mental model theory and most prolific writer on the subject.

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Yes. Me. Write to me! Write about things; I will read things and make suggestions.

I might do this after I have planned out some potential posts.