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🔥 1/11: Ready to hack your learning and become a master of any skill? This thread uncovers 10 mind-blowing ChatGPT prompts designed to supercharge your learning experience. Let's unlock our full potential! #learning #ChatGPT
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🎯 2/11: Prompt: Leverage the Pareto Principle for learning: Identify the 20% of [topic or skill] that will yield 80% of the desired results and provide a focused learning plan to master it. #ParetoPrinciple #80/20Rule
🔬 3/11: Prompt: Utilize the Feynman Technique for deeper understanding: Explain [topic or skill] in the simplest terms possible as if teaching it to a complete beginner. Identify gaps in understanding and suggest resources to fill them. #FeynmanTechnique #simplicity
"Attuning to nature’s rhythm has been associated with reduced neural activity in brain areas linked to risk for mental illness and inspired the attention restoration theory...nature replenishes our ability to concentrate and pay attention." @CuriousCortex greeneracresvaluenetwork.wordpress.com/2022/06/06/dai…
Your Book Review: The Castrato - by Scott Alexander
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#BookReview, #history, #castrati, #CatholicPractices, #ItalianSociety
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#BookReview, #history, #castrati, #CatholicPractices, #ItalianSociety
How the Brain 'Constructs' the Outside World - Scientific American
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#neuroscience, #perception, #frameworks, #learning, #matching, #cognition
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#neuroscience, #perception, #frameworks, #learning, #matching, #cognition
This is my pool. Someone had the "smart" idea to make the shallow end 5' 5". For comparison, I'm 5' 10". So, after two steps, my head goes under water. The pool is obviously not for children. 🧵 
The problem with the depth is that until recently, I was terrified of water. And with this pool, I can't get tired halfway and stand up. I must make it to either end or side to reach safety.
I learnt to swim to survive. I love traveling and for island destinations, I needed to know my way around water. I swam to enhance my travel experience and to not die on vacation. This year, I finally chose to face my trepidation around water.
1-Today is the #Birth #Anniversary of quite possibly the most interesting #God in the #Sanatana #Pantheon - #Ganehsa!
For #AyurvedicAstrology and #VedicAstrology #Tradition in general – Ganesha is the central #God controlling all the #Planets.
For #AyurvedicAstrology and #VedicAstrology #Tradition in general – Ganesha is the central #God controlling all the #Planets.
2-The Puja timings at most places today in #India are between 11 and 1 during the day.
No tradition is as rich in #Mythical #Symbolism (that if properly meditated upon – can point to the reality) – as the Vedic Tradition.
No tradition is as rich in #Mythical #Symbolism (that if properly meditated upon – can point to the reality) – as the Vedic Tradition.
3-According to the #Vedic Traditions of #Yoga, #Vastu, #Ayurveda and #Jyotish
..the following are the #Metaphors and #Allegories associated with #Ganesha
..the following are the #Metaphors and #Allegories associated with #Ganesha
1/ We launched the first version of Schoolze in 2015. Last 3 years has been a journey of highs & lows but our discovery of #SchoolSuccess factors has been fascinating. Here is how we did it -
2/ Schoolze started as a classroom productivity tool and a year later, we built a school product to measure parental engagement. While at it, we discovered a major shift taking place in K12. To understand this shift, let's revisit some historical K12 facts.
3/ Our current K12 model dates back to the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. Influenced by conformity, compliance & obedience, it sought people who could take instructions and get a specific job done without being disruptive. #YouYourChildandSchool
THE ARCHER
There was a young archer who was winning competition after competition. Riding high on success he challenged the old master to a test of skills.
The young archer let the first arrow loose and it landed dead center of the bullseye. The second found its way home too.
There was a young archer who was winning competition after competition. Riding high on success he challenged the old master to a test of skills.
The young archer let the first arrow loose and it landed dead center of the bullseye. The second found its way home too.
"Ha! Beat THAT, if you can!" he boasted.
The master smiled nodding his head slowly. "Impressive. Let's take a walk," he said as he headed towards the nearby mountain.
Up they climbed all afternoon. The master said nothing. The young challenger grew more curious.
The master smiled nodding his head slowly. "Impressive. Let's take a walk," he said as he headed towards the nearby mountain.
Up they climbed all afternoon. The master said nothing. The young challenger grew more curious.
They finally reached a deep chasm with an old fallen tree acting as a natural bridge. The master calmly strode to the middle of the log, called a distant tree as his target, took aim, and let the arrow fly.
Dead center of a tiny knot in the trunk.
Dead center of a tiny knot in the trunk.
