Worldly Sacrifice “There can be no progress, no achievement, without sacrifice, and a man’s worldly success will be in the measure that he sacrifices.” James Allen Tweet Listen to the Episode James Allen adds “a man’s worldly success” when conveying sacrifice. Does he mean the individual must give up worldly goods for the betterment of […]
Personal Information Bank What I need is to make my own personal information bank. Over time, I realized I seem to have forgotten more than I currently know. This is done due to information changing, advancing, growing and at times being discarded or inaccurate. What I should had been doing is creating a personal knowledge
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Law of Non-Contradiction The law of non-contradiction is a fundemental law, which can be used in our daily lives. This law can provide truth, regardless of physical objects, philosophy, religion, or action. I wanted to share this law, in hopes to provide another tool for your critical thinking skills. Before we jump in the Law
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Stop Compartmentalizing the Sciences As I explore the Zettelkasten Method, one thing continues to stand out. The relationship, connection, or association content has with each other. What do I mean by this? As we break down the content into atomic ideas, we start seeing similarities across the differing subjects. These similarities become compatible and give
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Vaccines use a weak pathogen, when put into the body, stimulates the individual’s antibody production. Translation: You inject a weak virus into your body, to kickstart your body’s immune system to fight off the stronger virus. The Body’s Immune System When germs and viruses enter your body, they multiply and attack. Very much like an
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Machine Learning Machine learning is the use and development of computer systems that are able to learn and adapt without following explicit instructions, by using algorithms and statistical models to analyze and draw inferences from patterns in data Machine learning is artificial intelligence. However, artificial intelligence is not machine learning. What makes up Machine Learning?
Are You Multitasking Your Life Away? This is a fascinating presentation involving the dangers of multitasking by Cliff Nass provided in Tedx. While I knew multitasking was a misnomer, due to we are not capable of processing multiple tasks at the same time, I had not realized how it negatively affected other aspects of our
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Many of us desire the ability to multitask, the allure of being efficient and extremely productive, not fall into irrelevancy. Many do not realize the term multitask appeared in an IBM paper describing its capabilities, 1965. Since then, the term has been transitioned to human tasks, in hopes to give the persona of efficiency. This
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Closing Schools for Covid-19 equals Education Lost Reviewing the article, As Covid-19 closes schools again, education loss may hurt millions of children for years, I pull the key points, with commentary. Article in one-minute https://youtu.be/0fkqAJGIYfs The article focuses on the need of education access, while on the backbone high-speed internet accessibility. Interestingly, it does convey
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As I am working on my Zettelkasten, I am starting to see growth in certain content. One of these involves useful tools. Useful tools are used to reduce friction, increase efficiency and remain as simplistic as possible. This is not really easy when you consider the multiple factors involved in today’s requested tasks. In today’s
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