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Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 12 Mar 22
  1. Year two of the pandemic has seen a positive shift with vaccines making Covid-19 less life-threatening and more manageable.
  2. Some predictions made for the pandemic's second year were accurate, like widespread vaccination in certain regions, while others, like the elimination of masks and social distancing, have not entirely materialized.
  3. Rapid testing has become a significant tool during the pandemic, though the rise of the Omicron variant has posed challenges to its effectiveness.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 05 Apr 21
  1. It's important to reflect on our mistakes and learn from them, especially in challenging situations like a pandemic.
  2. Relying solely on scientific experts for predictions and policies can sometimes lead to incomplete assessments, highlighting the importance of questioning and exposing expert's risk calculations.
  3. Acknowledging and learning from past mistakes is key to improving and increasing accuracy in decision-making and predictions.
the rohn report 0 implied HN points 25 Mar 21
  1. Change is constant - on our planet, in our bodies, and in society. The times are always changing.
  2. Change can be unsettling and cause anxiety. We often resist change to maintain comfort and familiarity.
  3. Self-reflection and dialogue can help us navigate the rapid changes of the modern world. Understanding ourselves and engaging with others is crucial.
the rohn report 0 implied HN points 14 Dec 20
  1. The Big Bang infused the universe with energy, leading to processes like hydrogen fusion in stars
  2. Gravity and time are significant components of the space/time continuum that impact us all
  3. Comedy allows us to reflect on our ignorance without fear, reminding us of our human imperfections
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Autoscriptorium 0 implied HN points 19 Aug 23
  1. Repetition plays a crucial role in learning and creativity, often leading to new insights and perspectives.
  2. Observing patterns through repetition can lead to the development of deep knowledge and expertise in fields like medicine and business.
  3. Repeating tasks or actions can be a way to navigate interruptions and maintain focus on achieving goals.
The Shift With Sam Baker 0 implied HN points 05 Jan 23
  1. The author's new year's resolution is to stop trying and move away from the pressure of feeling like they 'should' do things.
  2. Growing up, the concept of being a 'trier' was often praised, but the author reflects on society's focus on winning rather than just trying.
  3. Being a 'trier' has always been seen as making an effort, but the author questions the significance of this mantra for life.
Do Not Research 0 implied HN points 15 Sep 21
  1. Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death was discussed in a class in a unique way, with students comparing it to a black square and questioning representation.
  2. The students reflected on the importance of recycling and digitizing paper, symbolizing a broader theme of freedom and inclusivity.
  3. The story highlighted the power of education and how individuals like Emma can inspire change and build a better future.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 15 Jul 10
  1. Ignoring those who adore us and loving those who ignore us can lead to loneliness and heartache.
  2. Rejection can make one understand and sympathize with others facing unreciprocated love.
  3. Loss of a cherished moment or relationship due to misunderstanding or inability to appreciate true feelings can create an unpayable emotional debt.
The Fairest Writer 0 implied HN points 08 Jun 21
  1. Celebrating events like book launches and weddings can help us reflect on our life's journey. These moments remind us of our achievements and the people who support us.
  2. It's important to focus on daily joys instead of viewing life as a series of milestones. Finding happiness in everyday experiences can lead to deeper satisfaction.
  3. Adjusting our expectations can help us find contentment, especially when plans change unexpectedly. Emphasizing the process of writing or personal growth can make both successes and challenges more meaningful.