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
The inwardly turned, narcissistic ego with purely subjective access to the world is not the cause of social disintegration but the result of a fateful process at the objective level. Everything that binds and connects is disappearing. There are hardly any shared values or symbols, no common narratives that unite people.
NOEMA • All That Is Solid Melts Into Information
A rabbit hole is the promise to so many interesting paths and so much new knowledge
Time’s gift is experience. Experience sharpens the craft. It acts as a prediction machine, and a pattern recognizer. It cuts through the extraneous. It moves decisively. It supercharges intuition. It’s a long-range antennae for spotting opportunity and potential. It broadens the intellectual and emotional palette from which to draw from. It... See more
Idle curiosity is just as easily attracted to junk info as to good info, so passive browsing in polluted waters quickly leads to intellectual obesity.
Gurwinder • How to Find Good Information
I once had to figure out how much data storage my office could save by erasing old news articles. Users told me that they did not want anything erased, in case they needed it in the future. But when I checked the usage data, I found that 80% of articles accessed were from the last 3 months. and only 6 articles older than 12 months had been
... See moreEnsley Tan • How to use Obsidian or any note-taking app for work (aka don’t fall for PKM candy)
Esta é uma observação fantástica em termos de 5S Digital. A primeira coisa que nos vem à mente quando alguém fala em apagar nossos arquivos, documentos, plantinhas, fotos, etc é que “vamos precisar disso um dia, então é melhor manter just in case”. Mas na prática, a teoria é outra.
“Beginner = ignorant simplicity
Intermediate = functional complexity
Advanced = profound simplicity”
Intermediate = functional complexity
Advanced = profound simplicity”