I am a MBBS final year student and watching you two doctors talk about stuff from undergrad like "sir maine padha hai yaad nahi aa raha " or the horrors of pre-pg exams is giving me so much confidence that I am at this place right now and you two have been here as well and now you are Neurologist and Immunologist so one day maybe I can be there as well. I must say you these conversations just gives a friendly feel to med students like us. Thank you Sid sir and Sanath sir .
What you've been discussing about different branches of knowledge connecting as a tree or a web, and about not thinking in binaries and remembering that knowledge is arbitrary - that's multidisciplinary thinking. I first heard of the term through Charlie Munger, who is one of the wisest men of our time. He considers multidisciplinary thinking as the most complex and the most efficient way to understand knowledge and gain worldly wisdom. In his system of mental models, he uses a beautiful phrase - "a latticework of mental models". Having such multidisciplinarity broadens and largely redefines the stereotypical boundaries of the subjects as we've learnt them. Please discuss mental models and multidisciplinary thinking in depth in the coming videos. :)
When Abish said that "the biggest disservice science is doing to education is not attaching the prefix for now", I hope he doesn't mean scientific community or science in general because this is a mistake by the Indian education system. I am a homeschool student and I have taken the Cambridge Assessment International Board for my "12th" class or A-levels as we call it. It is based in the UK and I am studying their syllabus but I have studied in an Indian board school until my 10th so I know the difference between both of them and Abish is correct about the Indian board education but not about the world education because in our syllabus we are taught about the scientific method, processes of research, scientific history and how we are still researching and refining our knowledge about everything we know in science. We are taught about the most recent discoveries and the modern applications of science. I thought everybody just knew that we have discovered much more than atoms now and our knowledge keeps on increasing but now I am realizing maybe that's not the case.
1:03:27 I remember our teacher actually asked us to watch Rang De Basanti movie (which was released during our 10th exams) a month before our final boards because the movie would help us remember some of the historical events. Watching the movie over and over actually helped us study better for our history exams. Kudos to our class teacher!
this is so good, i really really appreciate this, thank you so much. i really liked the point you made about how we should perceive knowledge and the kind of metaphors attached to it. this helps so much.
When you said science must create space for students to fit in the information that is not available today but may come into light in the future, I was reminded of the Periodic table we studied in school, where there would be empty cells for the new elements to be discovered. Isn't that wonderful when you think of it now with this context?
Science is not facts or information or knowledge, it's a method to gather facts or information or knowledge. In my opinion, our schools have taught us science in a completely wrong way because they never told us that science is a process through which you understand the world around us. I have had many people say to me that "tumhaare science ne yeh kia hain tumhaare science ne wahaan se liya hain", how can a method or a process declare anything? It's the people who use the scientific method to answer the questions we all are facing, not science itself.
One thing I noticed is that abeesh loves note taking means wants to be productive but he has self inhibition as I see it like he mentioned that digital note taking can be deleted or Pencil erasing stuff he is having sense of fear ! Wow
Hi I an grateful for how you're accessible to all of us which will help us be a better parent, student, person. Can you please reccomend books on neuroscience that help us understand ourselves better? I'm a medico. And I really really Inspired by the concept of neuroplasticity. I feel like in the time we're in now, with all the great access, we must utilise to develop ourselves. with your book reccomendations, it will be less daunting to find books online. Thanks ❤
I watched all of your videos on the topic "Learning to learn" and I had a query as you were narrating If we modulate our stress then we can perform to our optimum level at the most desired moment so How to modulate it because at that time a certain wall of expectations are built and normal techniques (like listening music etc ) doesn't help and our mind is disturbed with the thought that what will be the outcome? If you please answer this
As a homeschool student, I was kinda irritated when they were talking about how science is taught to us like it is facts when it is not because our knowledge of the world keeps on improving. Because I study on my own I select whatever books I want to read and I knew that science is a method not a well of information like most people think it is since my 11th grade and I was irritated as I was here to learn new things but they were discussing something which was very obvious to me. I understand why Abish would not know about the scientific method and I understand that it's me, not them but emotions are emotions right?
The New Education Policy 2020 announced by the government what are your thoughts on it? I think it taps on a lot of things you talked on your learning to learn series.
Check out different sections of this video by clicking on the timestamps in the description!
It's the series you didn't know you needed.
Thank you
@@Sidwarrier 🤗
I am a MBBS final year student and watching you two doctors talk about stuff from undergrad like "sir maine padha hai yaad nahi aa raha " or the horrors of pre-pg exams is giving me so much confidence that I am at this place right now and you two have been here as well and now you are Neurologist and Immunologist so one day maybe I can be there as well. I must say you these conversations just gives a friendly feel to med students like us. Thank you Sid sir and Sanath sir .
What you've been discussing about different branches of knowledge connecting as a tree or a web, and about not thinking in binaries and remembering that knowledge is arbitrary - that's multidisciplinary thinking. I first heard of the term through Charlie Munger, who is one of the wisest men of our time. He considers multidisciplinary thinking as the most complex and the most efficient way to understand knowledge and gain worldly wisdom. In his system of mental models, he uses a beautiful phrase - "a latticework of mental models". Having such multidisciplinarity broadens and largely redefines the stereotypical boundaries of the subjects as we've learnt them. Please discuss mental models and multidisciplinary thinking in depth in the coming videos. :)
Yes, great idea. Will discuss it once we’ve covered bias and ‘how to research’
Abhish, your way to notes taking is some serious goals 🙏🏻
Got an exam on Friday and the next Sunday, listening to this helps clear out the mental clutter 😇
You've got some very good words man. Watching this series gave words to represent things that I've known for a long time. Amazing.
Who dislikes man..such a great effort🙂
When Abish said that "the biggest disservice science is doing to education is not attaching the prefix for now", I hope he doesn't mean scientific community or science in general because this is a mistake by the Indian education system. I am a homeschool student and I have taken the Cambridge Assessment International Board for my "12th" class or A-levels as we call it. It is based in the UK and I am studying their syllabus but I have studied in an Indian board school until my 10th so I know the difference between both of them and Abish is correct about the Indian board education but not about the world education because in our syllabus we are taught about the scientific method, processes of research, scientific history and how we are still researching and refining our knowledge about everything we know in science. We are taught about the most recent discoveries and the modern applications of science. I thought everybody just knew that we have discovered much more than atoms now and our knowledge keeps on increasing but now I am realizing maybe that's not the case.
its just crazy for me how i just feel really confident that the next time i mgonna sit down and study i m gonna kill it...!!
THANK YOU ! for these
Love the description you have added under the video xD thanks for this session
Cheers for noticing :D
Thanks for mentioning that, it's really funny
VIMP, two stars. Great way to make notes interesting. Good one Dr Phatak 😊
Amazing topic. Please make a short(or edited) video for ten minutes or less, encompassing the whole topic. Thanks.
Great suggestion!
Love this series ♥️
Thanks for the sessions. This is actually helpful and mind-boggling.
Glad to hear it!
1:03:27 I remember our teacher actually asked us to watch Rang De Basanti movie (which was released during our 10th exams) a month before our final boards because the movie would help us remember some of the historical events. Watching the movie over and over actually helped us study better for our history exams. Kudos to our class teacher!
Loving these streams. Will love to hear your poetry as well.
this is so good, i really really appreciate this, thank you so much. i really liked the point you made about how we should perceive knowledge and the kind of metaphors attached to it. this helps so much.
When you said science must create space for students to fit in the information that is not available today but may come into light in the future, I was reminded of the Periodic table we studied in school, where there would be empty cells for the new elements to be discovered. Isn't that wonderful when you think of it now with this context?
Vidhata Varani absolutely!
Your channel is soo informative, dude !
Curiousity, more layers(more loops), learning without the stress of it,(visuals, senses, memories)
You are doing a wonderful job. Thank you so much for this❤️
Science is not facts or information or knowledge, it's a method to gather facts or information or knowledge. In my opinion, our schools have taught us science in a completely wrong way because they never told us that science is a process through which you understand the world around us. I have had many people say to me that "tumhaare science ne yeh kia hain tumhaare science ne wahaan se liya hain", how can a method or a process declare anything? It's the people who use the scientific method to answer the questions we all are facing, not science itself.
One thing I noticed is that abeesh loves note taking means wants to be productive but he has self inhibition as I see it like he mentioned that digital note taking can be deleted or Pencil erasing stuff he is having sense of fear ! Wow
Hi I an grateful for how you're accessible to all of us which will help us be a better parent, student, person. Can you please reccomend books on neuroscience that help us understand ourselves better? I'm a medico. And I really really Inspired by the concept of neuroplasticity. I feel like in the time we're in now, with all the great access, we must utilise to develop ourselves. with your book reccomendations, it will be less daunting to find books online. Thanks ❤
Glad you enjoy it! Regarding book recommendations. Oilver Sachs is a good place to start for neuroscience .
@@Sidwarrier thanks! Will check it out. :)
I watched all of your videos on the topic "Learning to learn" and I had a query as you were narrating If we modulate our stress then we can perform to our optimum level at the most desired moment so How to modulate it because at that time a certain wall of expectations are built and normal techniques (like listening music etc ) doesn't help and our mind is disturbed with the thought that what will be the outcome? If you please answer this
As a homeschool student, I was kinda irritated when they were talking about how science is taught to us like it is facts when it is not because our knowledge of the world keeps on improving. Because I study on my own I select whatever books I want to read and I knew that science is a method not a well of information like most people think it is since my 11th grade and I was irritated as I was here to learn new things but they were discussing something which was very obvious to me. I understand why Abish would not know about the scientific method and I understand that it's me, not them but emotions are emotions right?
The New Education Policy 2020 announced by the government what are your thoughts on it? I think it taps on a lot of things you talked on your learning to learn series.
Sid Op Forever
Okay, this was helpful. Also, Dr. Warrior is CUTE! :)
First i thought Sanath is yuzvendra chahal
Thank God you mentioned it's painting otherwise I was jealous that someone has such beautiful bookshelf
Can we please have a session on mbti....and cognitive functions...
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The description tho🤣🤣
Tum bahut achcha kam karte ho maqsood bhai
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Link to Ted talk ? Anyone ?
Aman Maan Added to the description.
Thnx
Taking notes on how to take notes😂
1)Learn by communicating with people and make notes out of it
8.40...On Occasion Of Parties The Attractive Faces Are Girl Visitors Smart Hep.
You're welcome! 🤣
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Does anyone else also thinks that Abhish doesn't fits into this discussion? Instead of contributing he is deviating the discussion most of the times.
it's ok if he is deviating discussion
at the end everthing is connected just calm your amygdala
How jobless is abish mathew to agree to this. He looks so uncomfortable OMG .