Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
There are many articles on Quora about smart people thinking differently. Something similar can be found here. Since I have my own opinion on the subject, please allow me to share. Things that work People with very high intelligence will likely have exceptional education – formal or autodidactic. They will probably excel both in math …
As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change and resource management, industries are turning towards cleaner and more sustainable solutions to power their operations. Hydrogen-optimized technology offers one such path forward, providing an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuels. It can also enhance energy efficiency, cut operational costs, and lessen a company’s carbon …
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The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has made most university curricula obsolete. What to do in the face of this reality? It is estimated that by 2025, up to eighty-five million jobs will be replaced by some type of artificial intelligence. However, before panicking, we must also consider that up to ninety-seven million new jobs …
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We have more than five senses, and some of these senses are bizarre. Typically we use our bizarre senses for situational awareness or speedreading or some other cool skills. But in other cases like vertigo, they may interfere with whatever we are trying to do and we may need to tone them down. For more …
Do men and women have different brains? Statistically, this is probably true. How does that affect memory? What is the best way to average our diversity? Multiple cool articles for further reading appear within the text. Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus I quote: Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus (1992) …
Project Q-Star is OpenAI’s greatest attempt to release artificial general intelligence that outperforms human capabilities. By potentially combining advanced AI with quantum computing, Q-Star aims to create superhuman levels of intelligence. But can mankind properly handle such immense power? Or does pursuing artificial superintelligence carry disastrous risks? Here, we will analyze the complex ethical dilemmas …
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Our beliefs are not set in stone. They define who we are, and yet if we choose to change our beliefs we can do so. To be honest, our reasoning is absurd and self-contradictory. This was pointed out by Socrates. Here I want to question some of my own beliefs. More reading here, here, here, here, …
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Fixed PAO visualizations are traditionally used to memorize numbers. In the first decade of the 21st century, most memory masters used this methodology for memory competitions. While I recommend using flexible PAO to encode pretty much everything, fixed PAO visualizations for numbers do not get enough attention from me. Here I want to address this …
A visual puzzle or visual brain teaser is a fun activity to stimulate your brain. It sharpens your logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. In this blog post, we will bang your head with an amusing puzzle: “Which Glass Contains the Most Water.” Here you can discover your IQ score by attempting an official IQ Test. …
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Search vs discovery vs ChatGPT? If we want to research something online we have at least three distinct strategies. In search strategy, we formulate keywords and read the documents that matter. When we rely on discovery we go to the sources with authority and interest in the subject area, hoping to stumble upon some relevant …
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