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Come on! give us a come back bro! Subbing you now for that

After the CEO of UHC got killed, this video holds a lot of truth

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It's eye-opening! This is one of those rare videos that actually goes beyond the subject matter, so you take away more than just knowledge, but real value and humanity as well.

Like when you see 15 cars in the drive-through line at Starbucks or 30 vehicles waiting in line for gas at Costo. You're going to sit in your car for half an hour for overpriced, crap coffee? Or if you're saving 10 cents a gallon on gas and you get 20 gallons of gas, saving $2 was worth the hour you waited in line?

damn. im gonna do this immediately

I feel like uploading them into a digital note taking program, like obsidian or capacities, allows for the linking of similar notes to create something like a neural network of information.

Thank you for this!! i've put off creating a C-P book for a long while because stressing at how to know many pages to assign to each area that catches my interest; and then if the pages in the category get filled but i still need more space, then what? Where did you find the great box for your cards please? Many thanks, kari Victoria, BC Canada

Thank you for this. I never thought of that.

great video, most interesting part is that very short words about your google sheet used to organize the notes

There is no doubt that the herd mentality is a fundamental part of the most primitive part of the human brain. It was necessary for survival in the precivilization part of our evolution, since survival was at stake, for food, safety , protection from wild animals, and other hostile tribes etc. but like many other things traditions, the behavior lingers on, long after the need for it disappears. The US has become a perfect example of the herd mentality gone mad, where half of the country hates the other half and vice verse. Countries hate other countries as well, and this very well might lead to the extinction of the humans as a species. Today we have enough nukes to kill everyone on the planet, and all of this power is in the hands of a handful of leaders. And we still play Follow the Leader!

I will choose the empty restaurant because I like places with less people.

If you make wrong choice together with majority, it is not much worse compared to the average. If you make wrong choice together with minority, it is much worse compared to the average. If you don't have any data beforehand, or you are lazy to think, it is safer to go with the majority. If you do have data beforehand, and you can be certain which choice is better, you go with your choice.

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Wonderful example of the Dollar Auction. I hope i pass my course :D

You should read schepers Antinet zettlekasten book. It expands on this mindblowingly so.

What about using something like Trello for the cards. It seems like I would want to capture and record by analog, but retrieve electronically. I could still browse, but electronic search is so powerful I want to leverage it.

I think Truman really is one of the greatest presidents of all time. Especially considering his circumstances. I'm really struggling if i rank him at 4th or 5th best president. I put Lincoln, Washington and FDR at 1, 2 and 3. But can't decide between Eisenhower and Truman for number 4 and 5. They both have outstanding insight and planning. But considering Eisenhower's military experience, I think he had greater potential. But I think Truman had greater positive influence considering the time he was in.

This is literally Trump's entire supporter base in a nutshell holy fvck

The tediousness and time consuming aspects are actually features of the system that help it work (by forcing you to be selective, and lodging the information into your memory) and not defects or drawbacks.

Your spreadsheet is an attempt to do what you should be doing with index cards and bibliography cards (the two parts of the system that are missing from your box. Interesting that you intuitively stumbled upon the two things that are missing from your system). This guy has some good ideas about building a zettelkasten: th-cam.com/video/ysD-V06Jszs/w-d-xo.html

You may think that a digital system is "so much more efficient, but if you haven't used a physical zettelkasten, then you really don't understand what you are missing out on. There are many benefits to making a physical zettelkasten (as opposed to using a digital tool), here are some: Making physical cards forces you to be more selective (you can't just cut and paste everything, cutting and pasting makes you much less selective because it is so easy); creating physical cards slows you down so that you actually think about what you are doing (rather than just cut and pasting endless data digitally without thinking much about the content); studies have proved that the act of physically writing gets things into your memory better than using a keyboard; you create the opportunity for synchronicity and happy accidents while looking through your cards; cards can be shuffled and juxtaposed to create new insights; You can look at more than one card at a time; it doesn't need electricity to work; it won't get deleted from your hard drive (or lost in a computer crash); and many others.

The Bibliography card is used for two purposes 1) to track sources and 2) the back of the card is used for taking 'reminder notes" while reading, these are the short notes indicating something about the passages you marked as interesting when you were reading the book which you go back to about 2-4 weeks after you have read your book.

I have finally learned to avoid them. Make the decision to move forward not look back…that was huge for me

learned a new thing!

What is the name of the box you are using?..thank you

Pro tip, digitize them and put them into NotebookLM by Google. You'll thank me later.

It's funny how It's called herd mentality, since the globalists that run this world see us as cattle (they psychologically scatter everyone around as well and divide people into ideological groups). For me, understanding the simple concept of the nature of the flesh (human nature) vs the fruits of walking in the Holy Spirit is what makes me aware of all of this; and I'm just about tired of seeing the negative aspects of human behavior (including mines at times).

Notes if you're assigned to do this in class and you lowkey procrastinated: Heuristics- rules of thumb that allow us to make decisions efficiently, simplifying complex tasks Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky examine how heuristics are useful however but can lead to bias and systematic errors Potential flaws: 1. Representativeness- overestimate the accuracy and likelihood of an event ex. One who is shy, quiet and organized may be believed to be a librarian rather than a farmer 2. Availability- how easily things are retrieved from memory or constructed from imagination ex1. Randomly flipping to a page and guessing that the letter "r" is more likely to show up at the start of a word as opposed to the third because you were able to recall more words that start with R easier ex2. Fearing being robbed after watching a news report about robbery 3. Anchoring- a reference point is given to a subject and estimates rely too heavily on it ex1. 1*2*3*4*5*6*7*8 may lead to a lower estimate than if asked to estimate 8*7*6*5*4*3*2*1 ex2. thinking $6.99 is a better deal than $7

Only right-wing jerks used the system lol

схоже на поняття "диванні експерти". дуже цікава тема ;)

Very helpful! I would take a picture of each or get a fire/waterproof box for them. My neighbors lost everything when I was younger and its kept me aware of how vulnerable things can be!

A zettelkasten with a thematic digital index, brilliant! 😊

It opened a can of worms for other countries to use similar reasons.

The Notecard system is by Robert Greene, Ryan Holiday is his apprentice!!!!!

Damnn this is Pewdiepie

Funny how this came out right before Covid.

Collector fallacy *

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Wow.

This reminds me of the Germans during the 2nd WW most of the population Antisemitism and the atrocities against the Jews which led to the SHOAH and I have come to the conclusion that Mob Mentality really made a lot of who would otherwise be normal men/women into merciless killers.

It’s happening to Nigeria today

Came here because I just found out mormonism is false been a faithful member for 40 years 😢

What a great video 👍 Fascinating topic and amazingly well presented 👍 Thumbs up! 👍

yes but how do you read? seriously. i haven't been able to read in years too distracted watching videos i'd love an app that converts books to youtube videos so every video i watch is another part of the book or a book that texts itself to me so i can read it in bite-sized chunks or i can call a book on the phone and listen to it. or facetime if there were a way where everywhere i turned. every billboard every screen everything i heard or saw was part of the book that i wanted to read then maybe i'd be able to get through them all instead, i just buy them on audible or get them from the library and let them sit in shelves, unread, and waiting.

We are just glorified animals at the end of the day.

This is the system I used in college "back in the day" to write papers and study for exams.

Sounds like the investment into ukraine

Where did you get that box?