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My iPhone tracks this stuff but I never bother to look at it haha. Does Garmin provide superior information to iPhone, based on what you know?
Great point.
Reminds me of an episode from The School of Greatness podcast. This guest suggested how doing rigorous exercise immediately after a sleep-deprived night can help you ward off your fatigue temporarily
I think sleeping less is a natural consequence of getting older. It has happened to my friends who have hit 40 n beyond
Cool. You had me googling ‘fiscal death spiral’!
Isn’t it a bad thing though? In terms of government debt - When a government issues more debt than it can pay back, and interest payments grow larger. Why is it considered a positive feedback loop?
Thanks in advance!
I remember telling @Satosara once that the sats we get here shouldn’t be the main indicator we use to assign the value we generate from our writings. xP
Great thoughts!
Worked with a student on improving his Math first thing in the morning.
Challenge
A has been struggling with Maths in Year 1, particularly failing in the subject.
Intervention
FT introduced A to verbal self-instruction training. Using the unit workbook on fractions, FT taught A the key questions to ask himself to solve equivalent fraction problems. A was able to solve a few problems successfully. FT will continue to support A in integrating this verbal self-instruction training into his mental processes.
Excellent suggestion. Zoom out n examine the whole week in totality.
Guilty as charged. I could exercise on Friday afternoons but I treat that time as so sacred that I plonk down in front of the TV with my beer and watch Netflix haha. I should try to change!
Sorry, something went wrong for the ChatGPT transcription service. Here is my original write-up for the first two paragraphs:
Located in Yamaga in the northern part of Kumamoto Prefecture, Yachiyoza Theater showed its first kabuki performance in 1911 and has been exhibiting the many complexities of human nature ever since.
But even if you are not keen on kabuki performances, Yachiyoza Theater is still worth a visit. Divided into a main audience hall and an upper gallery, Yachiyoza Theater offers a rare and enlightening glimpse into Japanese society as its colourful and intricately decorated ceiling tiles were actual product advertisements from the early 20th century. A microcosm of life in that era, indeed.
It’s like teaching a classroom of students. You get immediate feedback n think about coming up with the next better iteration that is customised to their needs. Building in public calls for a shedding of the ego, but it is only when you make yourself vulnerable that you are able n receptive to learning
I’m quite excited by the prospect of bifacial solar panels. I hope this doesn’t turn out to be a farce
It makes me wonder if the current human-powered system is so f up that AI can come in n help out in 230 instances
Always happy to read you! It would be interesting to see whether India can overtake China since unemployment rates have soared up to 20% in the latter. Or perhaps a future will arise, in which there isn’t any one dominant superpower, but various mega-powers occupying smaller spheres of influence.
Woah from 3am to 9pm?
What caused such a drastic change, and where did you draw your willpower from?
The higher-temperature superconductors seemed to have atoms arranged in a way that slows electrons down. And when electrons get the chance to mingle in a leisurely fashion, they collectively generate an ornate electric field that can make them do novel things, like form pairs rather than repel.
This is so cool. Goes to show how scientific theory mayn’t be the irrefutable law