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ADKAR Framework

This is a change management framework that stands for...

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Published on Jun 23, 2023

Psychoactive, Psychotropic, Psychedelic

Psychoactive: Substances that reacts with your brain chemistry. Includes caffeine, CBD Psychotropic: Changes your perception of reality, mood, reality, perception of time. Eg. THC Psychedelic: Drastic changes in perception of reality, hallucinations. Eg. LSD

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Published on Apr 20, 2023

Luck Surface Area

Your serendipity(aka. luck surface area) is directly proportional to the amount of work you do and the total number of people you have effectively communicated it to.

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Published on Apr 19, 2023

Unit bias

We want to finish a unit of anything we are consuming - we don't want to stop in the middle.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Theory Of Mind

The ability to believe that others have an unobservable mental state. This is critical for social interactions, communication, empathy, morality, self-consciousness. We understand other people by ascribing mental states to them (that is, surmising what is happening in their mind).

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Spaced Repetation

This is a learning method that improves recall and typically done with flashcards. This is based on the idea of a 'forgetting curve' - the rate at which we forget new information over time. If we are exposed to the information again at the main points of the forgetting curve, we will not forget it.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Social Identity Theory

Social identity is the part of a person's self-concept that is made from their membership in a social group.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Social Media Outrage Is Driven By Base Rate Fallacy

All people have some bad movements. Social media outrage is generally driven by a collective memory of just those bad movements.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Shirky Principle

Institutions will try to preserve the problem to which they are the solution.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023

Religion A Mode Of Knowing

Religious thinking is embedded in our cognitive process - its a mode of knowing.

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Published on Jan 01, 2023