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These clicking noise and lights are disgusting. Bye

I stopped watching after 1:29. The music was competing with your voice. I watch a lot of UA-cam videos. This one makes me work too hard to understand your words. No thumbs up.

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Nietzsche, definitely . . . all of Nietzsche, if you can. I disagree with on selection . . . . A Brief History of Time. Nope . . . its is, in my view, a substandard book, that does not back up claims made, even IF Hawking did have reasons / scientific proofs for his claims, he generally did not mentioned them. I have said this before, and people got all up in arms about it, but I don't care, just because someone is great at physics, does not make them a great writer. As for expanding your mind, the one thing that is not mentioned here, that should be, is learning another language, Latin or ancient Greek will put you way ahead of the curve, but overall, the further away it is from your own mother tongue, the better. Also, the more the merrier. All Quiet On The Western Front (In German, Im Westen nichts Neues) If you have not read this, and have never really seen combat, chances are, you have no idea what war really is, which is one of America's biggest problems, as far as its citizens go. It is my favorite book but that does not mean that it is pleasant to read, it is both beautiful and terrible at the same time. If you have not seen the Russian movie, Come and See . . . . well, that just adds to it. Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, The Devils of Loudin, many more, his style of writing is quite similar in many ways to Nietzsche, with regard to expanding your thinking. Albert Camus, The Stranger, The Wall. Jean Paul Sartre, Jack London, To Build a Fire. These are some of the most impactful things I have read. America today has abandoned the exploration of the mind and gravitated toward hedonism, instant satisfaction, and even infantile violence, gravitating away from self-knowing and the inner mind of exploration, the whole spirit of exploring . . . . "The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently." Friedrich Nietzsche

It seems like not critically analyzing it would be a great way to accidentally sneak ideas into your head that you don't want there

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Very good video!

Question to your belief and Find better version of yourself 😎

There are many types of intelligence.

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You might want to "rethink" your microphone choice....otherwise, thought-provoking content.

Regarding the first point. It is not really the disagreeing that is important, the same effect will happen if we read anything we don't understand. Our brains then disagree with the contents automatically in a way. Some things we learn like math or science is not really about disagreeing. But sure, if you read some more opinion based material it becomes relevant. As a general principle though, we learn more if we have to struggle a bit while learning. The second point about reading to prove yourself wrong is interesting in several ways. It is very tough to question your own current beliefs. Your brain does not really want to hear such things. I believe this point really is an important key skill to improve. Lets take an example. You think about some math problem (my subject of study and interest). You get really stuck. You try to think harder and harder. You push yourself and think that it has to be possible. To no prevail. Then you do something else, maybe take a shower and relax. Then the solution pops into your head. It did not come to you because of even harder thinking. The reason typically is that you realized that one of your assumptions was wrong. There was a complete different way to think about the problem. When doing so, the problem became much easier.

hey stephen , the one thing i noticed in the education system learning model is they randomly teach all those subjects for a particular exam or test, after it we forgot the thing we learned and most importantly majority of the people who learning those is not actually understanding. So our knowledge is fragile. Also we forgit everything we learned because we are not connecting what we learn and not using it practically. So when i researched about this i heard about musk learning approach like a tree approach "its important to consider knowledge as a semantic tree, before moving to the leaves or branches we should master the trunk or fundamentals". It involves first principle thinking approach instead of passive learning. From school to college, all this years my knowledge tree is disconnected and not active that makes me sad like we spented a lot of time in learning without properly understanding things. How can i build a proper knowledge tree like musk or how can i truly understand something like ( real learning anything ). This is the one of things im searching for a long time like a better framework for really understanding, learning and retention. Its better if you created a video regarding this. Thank you for your valuable contents ❤.

Hi Stephen. As a libertarian, did you read any book(s) by Harry Browne?

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I found the music too loud and distracting. But the information was good, and I thank you for that.

But Musk supports tRUMP. He’s doing something wrong in his Eisenhower decision matrix… that’s a certainty! 🤷‍♂️

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I really like your book selection, it is in a very optimized in priority order that makes a lot of sense to me. Do you have a newsletter or RSS feed to recommend?

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Your advices are quite fabulous and awesome 😎! Jimmy and Johnny are lucky cuz they had teacher like you. I didn't know that you was teacher . I was A grade student at class 7th , 8th, 9th (there might be cultural difference between education system of both countries 🇺🇸🇮🇳). But in the class 10th which is the BOARD CLASS (in this kind of the class, school's teachers don't have to create exam paper for school. State government create exam papers and every and each student of the state have to clear exam. So books of the entire state are same.) I am losing my interest gradually. But I believe that your trick will gonna to work on me! I loved your point where you have described that how story affects our minds. And I have experienced that. One of the famous education UA-cam channel there teaches chemistry as story way. Like when carbon marriages with hydrogen, then we call hydrocarbon😂. I remember that when I was in 9th class, I learnt French revolution and Russian revolution, Nazism and risen of Hitler in class and in book I was confused. But then I went on UA-cam and watch all as a story . I understood all easily then I moved on book, read the chapters I grasped all things which have described in this chapters. I appreciate your point that more study and more practice is not equivalent of good result. I think that I am losing my interest even I am doing question because after I complete a chapter (chapter length almost 20 to 25 pages with tough topics) and then I move for questions. Instead of doing that I should complete one topic and then move question related with topic with the topic. I really didn't know about US education system. I think personally that in US, books and content are easy than we have. however in India, every school must have teach books and books are same books for each. it simply means that whole schools of India must have to teach same books not of any publisher and it is easy to access our books on internet at NCERT website. Seems like that in America student don't need to learn anything but write essays😂. Thanks for spending your precious Sunday to reading my comment.

The other issue we face are all these bogus "gurus" with a course to sell. Why can't they just impart the knowledge for free.

Gödel, Esther, Bach...; all 6 original Dune books; The Coming Plague; The Peter Principle; Bully for Brontosaurus; What Is Mathematics, Really? tavi.

Fantastic video

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He confused intelligence with talent, passion, and innate abilities. Intelligence is not how different parts of your body work or what you are tuned in to. Psychology is metaphysics and we've barely understood half of that body of knowledge. It's already arrogant for Science to consider it an established study. Adapting theories and tea-party ideas from people who aren't competent in the field. For instance, the MBTI personality test. They created a pseudo-astrology so rancid, anti-social, judgemental, nosy, delusional, and paranoid people aren't too confronted on how bad of a person they are. And this! The intelligence type..."Aw my son is bad in math and English, but he can run fast up the hill and he's very attached to nature..I guess he's just kinestheticly and naturalisticly intelligent!"...No b**ch, your son just inherited a slow mind and grew up well in your farm!

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There’s actually another factor: a gun

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Let me ask you to question! 1. How to make any habit as our identity? 2. What is the difference between confidence and overconfidence? 3. How to get emotional control? I hope critical thinker man come and give answers