Someone told my younger self I should learn something new every day. The rest of your time can be filled with monotonous activities, but as…
Category: Connecting the Dots
The essential guide to learning how to learn for modern day thinkers.
Education never ends, but to get the most from it, we need to know how to learn.
Connecting the Dots will explore what memory is, why we forget, and how to learn more efficiently in the digital era.
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“If people cannot write well, they cannot think well, and if they cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them.” —George Orwell It’s easy…
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People have spent their entire lives trying to predict the future. We admire those that can accurately anticipate what’s around the bend, though I’m fairly…
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