Cognitive Biases or expecting everyone to make the same rational decision based on the same information.  

If you have ever heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect, the idea that some mentally-incompetent people are so mentally incompetent that they develop a cognitive bias that no one could possibly be much, much better than them at something, well, the research that led to the discovery of this psychological phenomenon started right there in Swissvale.In 1995, a guy in Swissvale named McArthur Wheeler mused to himself that if lemon juice could be used as invisible ink, well maybe it could make a person invisible to cameras!

Should it be before the trust is created while he's still cognitively healthy or if he's struggling cognitively does his wife have the capacity to act as his power of attorney?

I have worked with companies like NASA, The Italian Institute of technology and the Institute For human And Machine Cognition all as a Robotics scientist.My engineering skills and experience taught me to not only use good systems, but to develop your own even better systems.

. ● Overestimating Good Times and Ignoring Cycles- Overestimating good times and ignoring cycles is a cognitive bias that makes investors believe in the endless continuation of bull markets.

This made it nearly impossible or very complicated for adult children or other care takers to unwind an unscrupulous transaction that took advantage of seniors with cognitive declines.  

My stroke six years ago did not help my cognition either.The point about this is that I don't take learning for granted.

Right now it’s all so much it’s like cognitive overload and I don’t even know where to start building my team or connecting with other cre investors

If he signs a contract but it’s found later that he has dementia or other cognitive issues what are the legal ramifications?

We can’t get caught up with our cognitive biases and say everything will go 100% to plan.