Avatarspiritracingflipped into Lifestyle2 days agoBrain science called it: This is the best way to learn anything new. Here's howverified_publisherFast Company - BY David Rock and Chris WellerWhen done right, social learning activates crucial networks of the brain that deepen understanding and ease of recall, and enable the development of new behaviors. The social side of work is in short supply these days. Post-pandemic, many organizations have turned to some form of a hybrid approach: …
Avatarspiritracingflipped into Lifestyle5 days agoVaried Cognitive Training Boosts Learning and Memoryneurosciencenews.com - Neuroscience NewsNew research shows that varied cognitive training, rather than repetitive tasks, helps older adults improve working memory. Participants who engaged …
Avatarspiritracingflipped into DATA SCIENCE6 days agoYou Need to Get Real With AI and LLMsverified_publisherInc Magazine - Howard TullmanTrying to harness all the world's knowledge to create a sales lead or a new product will only send your company down a variety of rabbit holes. Industry-specific models are emerging that will help you narrow your focus. Everyone is talking about ChatGPT, LLMs, and AI, and they all want to know about …
Avatarspiritracingflipped into Lifestyle6 days agoHow to change your perception of time (and make life seem longer)sciencefocus.com - Ian TaylorCan we feel like we have more time by bending our perception of it? Tempus fugit: time flies. If it ever feels like your days are hurtling by in a …
Avatarspiritracingflipped into PhotographyEx-NFL Sideline Reporter Posed In Nothing But 'Body Paint' For PhotoThe Spun - Andrew HolleranHappy first NFL Sunday, everyone. The 2024 NFL regular season kicked off on Thursday night, with the Chiefs taking down the Ravens. We then had the …
Avatarspiritracingflipped into LifestyleHow to remember everything you readgeeky-gadgets.com - Julian HorseyDid you know that the average person forgets 50% of new information within an hour of learning it? It’s a staggering statistic, but there’s hope. By …
