See your life through different lenses
See your life through different lenses
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This post will be “an easy one”, basically a quick recap or a recap by professor Andrew Huberman on what “science” (that means: according to studies’ results, so far) tell about what’s good to better learn. You can find his…
This is one of the books I read from same author of “Deep Work“, professor Cal Newport. Like many other books about “personal growth” (not to be confused with useless books that promise you to become rich and famous in…
This post is about the 3rd (and, so far, the last) volume about the Great Mental Models by Shane Parrish, so following The Great Mental Models – General Thinking Concepts and The Great Mental Models, vol. 2 – Physics, Chemistry…
I already wrote about the Great Mental Models by Farnam Street, you can read about the first volume here. The published volumes are 3. I greatly appreciate the first one, but – with all the respect for the author(s) –…
I’ll immediately explain my irony about 2×2 matrices, but before a little bit of context: last week, a friend of mine lent me a book to read; he had it in his (anti-)library for years and never read it. Since…
One of the courses I completed recently is “Everyday Chinese Medicine” from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, available on Coursera (along with many MOOCs from other universities and companies).A necessary disclaimer here: I am not a practitioner of Traditional…
(My) intro I’m not new in this “meta-thing” of learning how to learn, knowing how we see and perceive reality (from a neurological and psychological perspective), what it still amaze me is how some people live without being aware of…
Following the study of books about critical thinking, obviously I couldn’t miss this book by Dan Ariely – yes, I know he was recently accused of forging data, but please remember: behaviors and social science (in general: in soft science)…
I was suggested this book by a great friend of mine, a man who strives each day to follow a stoic and rational way of thinking, to live an intentional life avoiding (or minimizing) cognitive biases and all the fallacies…
There are some books that you can see as an important piece of a puzzle (sometimes even pivotal and completing more puzzle in several disciplines, since in my mind things are multi-dimensional, like in reality), or you can see them…
