Daniel Santos
@danielsantos
Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.
Daniel Santos
danielsantos.org
Krishnamurti, ever the visionary, laid out a series of bold predictions — almost prophetic warnings — about a future where humans might drift into obsolescence. With his characteristic intensity, he sketched a vivid scene of a not-so-distant world — “in about ten, fifteen years” — where AI would eclipse human intelligence entirely, reducing us to a
... See moreBig Think • Mechanized Minds: AI’s Hidden Impact on Human Thought
Jiddu Krishnamurti foi um filósofo indiano, pensador não convencional, que no começo da década de 1980 foi um dos primeiros a fazer previsões e projeções a respeito da inteligência artificial.
“Before you make your move, look at the position like if you were a beginner.”
Tom Vanderbilt • Beginners
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Esta citação sobre xadrez, feita por um grande mestre do jogo, se encaixa perfeitamente ao conceito da mentalidade de aprendiz. Não importa o quanto já se saiba ou já se domine uma habilidade. Antes de seguir adiante, olhe para o quadro geral como se você fosse um iniciante.
Break up your day
Break your day into small chunks. 3 tea breaks, 2 meal breaks and a wellness walk. Make a list of things you need to get done and what are the truly cursed jobs - do just one of these a day.
https://dsta.sh/vhwq7MDx4onNKWDz5
Break your day into small chunks. 3 tea breaks, 2 meal breaks and a wellness walk. Make a list of things you need to get done and what are the truly cursed jobs - do just one of these a day.
https://dsta.sh/vhwq7MDx4onNKWDz5
Break up your day
If a successful talk is a journey, make sure you don’t start to annoy your travel companions along the way. Some speakers project too much ego. They sound condescending or full of themselves, and the audience shuts down.
Harvard Business Review • Frame Your Story
Many of the best talks have a narrative structure that loosely follows a detective story. The speaker starts out by presenting a problem and then describes the search for a solution. There’s an “aha” moment, and the audience’s perspective shifts in a meaningful way.
