My humble response to your biggest question of how to explain without loss of nuance, is story. If you are able to spin a story that's relatable, as you have done in this video itself, the audience relating to the journey will retain the feeling, which contains the nuances without the complex nitty-gritty parts. Those things, they'll catch up with following the feeling, if they want to.
glad to witness the trilogy. fun getting a chance to actually see you and chat in person, and am excited to see how much you'll oversimplify ecological dynamics 🤩 I agree that my takeaways from the event weren't necessarily the content themselves, but rather the non-productivity related discussions and insights I had from conversations and personal reflection
Beside your overall impressions about summit experience, of which, even before watching your video, fitted with 90% of what they might have been, I really appreciated the final part, about how reducing everything to few simple ideas and instead, also giving more context and solid bases to reason upon, make them productive and actionable. Everybody needs, in their own "second brain" to reduce them to simple principles, that I call seeds, making them the initial point from where all the other connections, then, help us remeber what other ideas and concepts are linked to. Nevertheless it is important to keep track or memory, in some sort of digital second brain, of all the substrate that made us distill those besic concepts as valuable ones. I apologize if my English is too convoluted or not so clear, since English is not my mother tongue. Great video, by the way.
I was so close to pulling the trigger on buying a ticket to come this year for the same main reason you had: just talking to people in our space! Hoping to attend the next one (if there is one). Would've been great to meet IRL
I wonder If it would be more effective in context of the same money or half of it for creators (of SB and YT) to just meet in groups of 5 for couple of days of discussing SB ideas and connect this with doing some project to do together or just sightseeing.
@@PeterIntrovertmaybe but would people actually purchase a ticket? It might be hard to make it sound exciting if you just say come and talk to some people and we don't know who's going to be there
The advice about treating AI like an intern is good. However, none of the AI tools I'm currently aware of can be reasonably trained up over time through continuous use. So it's like a very forgetful intern that over time trains YOU how to interact with it to get more of the behavior you're looking for.
My humble response to your biggest question of how to explain without loss of nuance, is story. If you are able to spin a story that's relatable, as you have done in this video itself, the audience relating to the journey will retain the feeling, which contains the nuances without the complex nitty-gritty parts. Those things, they'll catch up with following the feeling, if they want to.
glad to witness the trilogy. fun getting a chance to actually see you and chat in person, and am excited to see how much you'll oversimplify ecological dynamics 🤩 I agree that my takeaways from the event weren't necessarily the content themselves, but rather the non-productivity related discussions and insights I had from conversations and personal reflection
Beside your overall impressions about summit experience, of which, even before watching your video, fitted with 90% of what they might have been, I really appreciated the final part, about how reducing everything to few simple ideas and instead, also giving more context and solid bases to reason upon, make them productive and actionable. Everybody needs, in their own "second brain" to reduce them to simple principles, that I call seeds, making them the initial point from where all the other connections, then, help us remeber what other ideas and concepts are linked to. Nevertheless it is important to keep track or memory, in some sort of digital second brain, of all the substrate that made us distill those besic concepts as valuable ones. I apologize if my English is too convoluted or not so clear, since English is not my mother tongue. Great video, by the way.
I was so close to pulling the trigger on buying a ticket to come this year for the same main reason you had: just talking to people in our space! Hoping to attend the next one (if there is one). Would've been great to meet IRL
Same
I wonder If it would be more effective in context of the same money or half of it for creators (of SB and YT) to just meet in groups of 5 for couple of days of discussing SB ideas and connect this with doing some project to do together or just sightseeing.
@@PeterIntrovertmaybe but would people actually purchase a ticket? It might be hard to make it sound exciting if you just say come and talk to some people and we don't know who's going to be there
It doesn't look that there were that much people from the pictures. I agree with you on tipping, that is insane here, only option is not to go out.
Thanks for relation Danny.
The way Americans do tips and taxes is mental. In Australia the price is the price.
are u still using Anytype? since it's has many update . i just installed it
@@muafaa I haven't tried it in a long time.
The advice about treating AI like an intern is good. However, none of the AI tools I'm currently aware of can be reasonably trained up over time through continuous use. So it's like a very forgetful intern that over time trains YOU how to interact with it to get more of the behavior you're looking for.
Well chatGPT plus has memory of sorts.