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This article presents a curated list of seven science-backed books designed to enhance cognitive abilities and intelligence by applying principles from psychology and neuroscience. Each book offers practical strategies for daily improvement. Key Themes and Book Summaries Decision-Making and Habits: Understand the two systems of thought (intuitive vs. logical) with Thinking, Fast and Slow. Build […]

This article argues that effective note-taking is a critical skill for learning, emphasizing that it’s an active process of understanding and processing information, not just passively recording it. The goal is to create notes that are a tool for learning and revision, rather than a mere summary of a textbook that is never revisited. Research […]

Proper hydration during a marathon or half-marathon is a critical factor for success, yet it is often overlooked by runners who focus more on training and gear. The article argues that a personalized and well-tested hydration strategy is essential to avoid performance decline and potential health risks. Relying on intuition on race day is a […]

This article explores the significant impact of consistent, moderate exercise on longevity, based on insights from cardiologist Dr. Alok Chopra. The central theme is that a relatively small investment of time in physical activity can lead to substantial health benefits and a reduced risk of premature death. Key Arguments and Findings The 90-Minute Rule: The […]

The central theme of this guide is that strategic thinking is a learnable superpower that allows you to master any challenge by thinking smarter, not just pushing harder. It advocates for a shift from reactive, emotional decision-making to a deliberate, forward-looking approach. It’s about pausing to play chess while others are caught up in playing […]

The video argues that critical thinking is rapidly disappearing, replaced by a phenomenon the narrator calls “collective stupidity.” This central theme explores why society is increasingly accepting information passively without question, leading to a population that is easier to manage and manipulate. The modern world, saturated with information and rewarding speed over contemplation, discourages the […]

This video explores the fascinating intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and economics, revealing how our brains make decisions. Neuroscientist Dr. Alicja Puścian challenges long-held beliefs about rationality and emotion, discusses cutting-edge technologies for reading and influencing brain activity, and examines the profound impact of our digital world on our cognitive functions. The Myth of Purely Rational […]

DeepCode is a new open-source, multi-agent AI system designed to automate the software development process, from interpreting complex research papers to generating production-ready code. It addresses the critical challenge of translating academic ideas into functional, real-world applications by orchestrating specialized AI agents to handle each step of the coding lifecycle. Key Features and Architecture At […]

In a discussion with bestselling author Simon Sinek, the central question addressed is how individuals can survive and thrive in a world where AI is predicted to replace millions of jobs. Sinek argues that while predictions of mass job loss are partially accurate, they fail to account for the new, unpredictable jobs that will emerge, […]

This video addresses the challenge of unproductive and overwhelming mornings for individuals with ADHD, proposing that the root cause is not laziness but a brain chemistry imbalance (low cortisol, high melatonin). The speaker argues that by intentionally managing your brain chemistry in the first hour of the day, you can shift from a reactive, foggy […]

This article introduces Stoicism as a practical philosophy for modern life, using the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius and his private journal, “Meditations,” as a primary example. It questions why a person with immense power would dedicate time to self-reflection and mental exercises, highlighting the book’s authenticity as a tool for self-improvement rather than public acclaim. […]