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Elon Musk’s advice for young people: “Read a lot of books” “I’d encourage people to read a lot of books. Basically try to ingest as much information as you can and develop good general knowledge so you at least have a rough lay of the land of the knowledge landscape. Try to

this but with books

reading is the only grind no one applauds, until you meet a reader and see how amazing their thought process is.

The antidote for brain rot is going back to longer formats: reading books. Reading will help you rebuild your focus and attention. Pick ones that challenge you, satisfy your curiosity, or align with your interests today.

i think reading is personal discipline that leaks into everything else.

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"Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man" -Francis Bacon, Essays, 'Of Studies', 1597

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David Shapiro (L/0) Both can be true though. Socrates was right that books changed how humans think — and we lost something. AI will do the same, just faster. The question isn’t “will we be fine” it’s “who’s intentional enough to keep their thinking sharp while using it.”

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Jeffrey Wang I use a folder with a md master plan outlining intent, architecture, research, success criteria, etc the whole plan will be broken down into stages / phases i'll then implement the changes in a phased rollout with a separate agent for each phase in this example, i was

the anti ai people are nuts the pro ai people are nuts luckily im right in the sweet spot

If your child becomes a reader, roughly 80% of the educational task is already done. That's my honest assessment after working in education for over thirty years. Everything else is secondary. Most parents believe that science education is important. Yes, it is. But if you can't

A student today at my elite university admitted to me today that she took a class so she could work on reading for more than 20 minutes at a time. She can't read. She mainly skims and summarizes, she says and still gets A's. This student is, by professional standards,

Not exaggerating when I say the future of our world depends on people recovering the ability to spend an unbroken hour or two reading a book without being tempted to look at their phones.

Insane how you can just read the books and writings from the greatest minds to have ever graced this earth. In all of human history it has never been easier to do this. Still, most people will never even bother.

read don’t even need to commit to a full book start with articles, papers, etc prioritize long form reading in your diet it is a nutritious meal, pleasantly satiating and rich in taste for the development of a healthy and sound mind

Completely agree I’ll share a different perspective that got me to the same conclusion In the 11th grade, I set out to read a book each week as challenge for myself I ended up reading 48 books that year. Nonfiction, business, economics, and self dev books - most were the