
The Sloshing Social Information Ecosystem
Like many, I am deeply concerned with the impact social media has had on our brains, our attention, and our society. I have a slightly
Todd Nief is the owner of downtown Chicago’s #1 CrossFit gym and the coach to multiple CrossFit Games athletes. He has been featured by Men’s Fitness, WGN Radio, and NBC Chicago among others. His background in chemical engineering and as a musician in multiple death metal bands gives him a unique lens with which to unpack the models that people use to solve problems in complex areas like fitness, business, nutrition, music, economics and psychology.
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Like many, I am deeply concerned with the impact social media has had on our brains, our attention, and our society. I have a slightly
Certain clusters of nerds on the internet can find it very frustrating when successful people say a lot of incorrect stuff (“Just focus on your
Leonard Suryajaya creates lush, harrowing, and hilarious images in his photography, and I was fortunate enough to be a part of his process for his
John Nerst, in some sort of bizarre ascetic practice, enjoys studying people disagreeing online. While online discourse is a cesspool of bad intentions, bad faith,
Albert Kao of the Santa Fe Institute has been researching collective behavior in animals — including really crazy things like using their own bodies as
I’m often asked “how I handle it all,” and — while I think the true answer may have something to do with several deep flaws
It doesn’t always work well to try to corner artists who you like and make them explain how they do the thing that you enjoy
As I mention in the intro to this podcast, I know John Murphy as the pilot of a 90s era Pontiac Trans Sport — aka
Photo (c) Hannah Verbeuren – www.hannahvphotography.com Dirk Verbeuren has played drums on more extreme metal releases than is reasonable or appropriate for any single human.
Figuring out how to prioritize in any sort of complex system is really, really difficult. We see this all the time in working with athletes.
Like many, I am deeply concerned with the impact social media has had on our brains, our attention, and our society. I have a slightly
Certain clusters of nerds on the internet can find it very frustrating when successful people say a lot of incorrect stuff (“Just focus on your
Leonard Suryajaya creates lush, harrowing, and hilarious images in his photography, and I was fortunate enough to be a part of his process for his
John Nerst, in some sort of bizarre ascetic practice, enjoys studying people disagreeing online. While online discourse is a cesspool of bad intentions, bad faith,
Albert Kao of the Santa Fe Institute has been researching collective behavior in animals — including really crazy things like using their own bodies as
I’m often asked “how I handle it all,” and — while I think the true answer may have something to do with several deep flaws
It doesn’t always work well to try to corner artists who you like and make them explain how they do the thing that you enjoy
As I mention in the intro to this podcast, I know John Murphy as the pilot of a 90s era Pontiac Trans Sport — aka
Photo (c) Hannah Verbeuren – www.hannahvphotography.com Dirk Verbeuren has played drums on more extreme metal releases than is reasonable or appropriate for any single human.
Figuring out how to prioritize in any sort of complex system is really, really difficult. We see this all the time in working with athletes.
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