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Nooit eerder werd zoveel elektriciteit uit hernieuwbare bronnen opgewekt. En dat terwijl de omstandigheden nog niet eens optimaal waren. weer.nl/nieuws/2023/re…

A famous experiment exposed the No. 1 killer of high-performing teams. Here it is (and how you overcome it):

This will change education forever: 1. Copy a lesson and paste it on ChatGPT. 2. Ask it to formulate questions about the lesson. 3. Answer the questions and ask ChatGPT to evaluate your answer. Look at the attached conversation.

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The best cure for loneliness is not more frequent interaction. It's more meaningful interaction. Many people enjoy solitude. They can spend up to ~75% of their time alone without feeling isolated. What matters most for well-being is the quality of connections, not the quantity.

ChatGPT is FREE education. But almost everyone's still stuck in beginner mode. Here are 12 prompts to level up your learning in minutes:

Copy and paste these prompts to never forget what you learn:

Google just released free courses on AI. No payment needed. Here are 7 Google courses to learn AI in 2024:

According to the World Economic Forum, the top skills for a future-proof career are: • Creative thinking • Analytical thinking • Resilience, flexibility, and agility In other words - soft skills, not hard. Sam Altman on why these skills are essential:

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What does 🧠 cognitive science tell us about long-term learning? Here are 10 ways to use the 👩🏽‍🔬 science of learning! More details about each in this tweet thread: i.mtr.cool/ynygsaubhn And in this post: i.mtr.cool/hlchzjrxoa h/t Ayaan Khan for the list!

The most powerful way to think: First Principles Thinking. Used by Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, and Richard Feynman... Here's what it is, how to use it, and how to master it:

Typing fast is a great skill. However, 90% of people only type 52 words per minute. You can improve to 100 words in less than a week.

Want a body that moves as smoothly at 60 as it did at 20? Bookmark this mobility routine... 🧵🧵🧵

the latest 1Password 'auto-login' completely fails with captcha's you would've thought they'd test that?

Trauma doesn't make people stronger. It damages their nervous system. It hijacks their digestive track. It keeps the person in a constant loop of hypervigilance. To tell someone they are stronger because of trauma is to deny what it has cost them to survive.