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The Problem with “What Happened?” When a child cries, gets angry, or withdraws, parents often instinctively ask, “What happened?” While well-intentioned, child psychologist Reem Raouda argues this question often blocks communication. For a child in high emotional distress, processing events logically and articulating them verbally creates excessive pressure. Children experience emotions physically and chaotically first; […]

This video addresses a common barrier preventing intermediate skiers from achieving high-performance carving: the habit of extending the body upward during the transition between turns. The central argument is that to achieve high edge angles, lightning-fast transitions, and tight turns like World Cup racers, skiers must reverse their instinctive movement patterns. The Central Problem: The […]

Anthropic has released a new feature within the Claude Desktop application called “Co-work.” This tool brings the agentic capabilities previously reserved for command-line interfaces (like Claude Code) into a user-friendly graphical interface. It allows users to harness local file manipulation and multi-step reasoning powers without needing technical terminal knowledge. How Claude Co-work Operates The feature […]

This summary outlines eight transformative tips for using Google’s “anti-gravity” platform. The central theme of the video is shifting focus from writing better prompts to building better systems. By utilizing trusted skills and reducing setup time, developers can achieve predictable, high-quality outputs efficiently. 1. The Foundation: Setup and Architecture To use the platform effectively, work […]

The Core Concept: Superagency The article introduces the concept of “Superagency” (coined by Reid Hoffman), which describes the compounded capability individuals achieve when personally empowered by AI. The author argues there is a cultural divide: insiders feel the power of AGI, while the broader public sees only a “glorified search engine.” This is described as […]

MIT researchers have introduced a breakthrough technique known as Recursive Language Models (RLMs) effectively solving the limitations of Large Language Model (LLM) context windows. While modern models theoretically support large contexts, they suffer from “context rot,” where performance degrades significantly as input size increases—often dropping to near-zero accuracy on complex tasks around 262k tokens. Existing […]

This video features an in-depth conversation with Parth Patil, an AI expert and data scientist, discussing the evolution of AI from simple chatbots to complex, multi-agent workflows. The discussion covers practical prompting strategies, specific tool recommendations, and the philosophical shift required to thrive in an AI-native world. The AI as a Meta-Tool Patil frames ChatGPT […]

This week’s AI news update highlights major product launches from Anthropic and Google, alongside significant industry partnerships and internal drama at top AI firms. From autonomous desktop agents to the integration of Gemini into the Apple ecosystem, here are the essential takeaways from the transcript. Claude Launches Co-work Agent Anthropic has introduced Claude Co-work, a […]

The Central Theme: The Barbell Strategy The article outlines the author’s personal investment strategy for 2026, which focuses on the “Barbell Investment Strategy.” This approach contrasts with traditional asset allocation, where investors gradually increase risk as their wealth grows. Instead, the Barbell strategy allocates capital to two extremes: very safe assets and very risky assets, […]

A Radical Approach to Longevity Silvio Garattini, a 97-year-old pharmacologist and scientific director of the Mario Negri Institute, remains professionally active and intellectually sharp. He attributes his longevity not to moderation, but to a more radical approach involving the strict elimination of specific products from his diet. Three Foods to Eliminate Garattini argues that certain […]

The Crisis of Institutional Trust In the modern business landscape, trust is no longer a default benefit of the doubt but a battle to be won. Data from the Edelman Trust Barometer indicates that nearly 70% of people believe business leaders intentionally mislead the public. As a result, credibility and trust have become more valuable […]