Street something

Street symphony

Street questions by Larry King.

"When you take out insurance, you’re betting you’re gonna die. They’re betting you’re gonna live, and they have the actuary. They’ve got the figures. " - Larry King

cyber awareness for kids

 cyber awareness for kids

gen-cyber

Play in the joints

 Play in the joints principle

The way he did it was by holding, in two recent cases, that the state can choose not to fund a specific religious action, but cannot exclude an institution from getting government funds because of its religious character. The distinction is subtle, even Talmudic.

Venn diagram of learning

 In a radio program, in a section on sportswashing, I came across sports economist.

The branches of knowledge keep adding.

While trying to learn something, you might have realised that you are leaning into something else which you might not be interested in learning about right away or is taking you away from what is important for you to learn then. I magine a Venn diagram for the subject you are learning eg says sports economics. You will have to keep narrowing down from the sports side and the economy side, know their basics and fall into the intersection of it, to address your specific goal of learning about sports economics. Again the subsectors of different sports, regions and impact might take you in on a ride on different straits.

Cognitive Flexibility Theory

 experts in ill-structured domains reason by comparison to previous cases, not by reference to first principles

eg Law.

Cognitive Flexibility Theory: Advanced Knowledge Acquisition in Ill-Structured Domains

"case to concept to other case"

Instructional design models for well-structured and III-structured problem-solving learning outcomes - Jonassen, Ambruso, and Olesen, 1992

Modes of Openness and Flexibility in Cognitive Flexibility Hypertext Learning Environments - Spriro et al 2007

how is Case A like Case B but not like Case C

- Like the difficulty of trying to market two very similar products as different.

Jonassen & Tessmer, 1996

Problem solving involves

(domain knowledge). However, it also involves 

structural knowledge (information networking, semantic mapping/

ampliative skills (constructing/applying arguments, analogizing, and inferencing), and 

metacognitive skills (goal setting, allocating cognitive resources, assessing prior knowledge, assessing progress/error checking) in the learner. Additionally, problem solving also engages 

motivation/attitudinal components (exerting effort, persisting on task, engaging intentionally) and certainly requires 

knowledge about self (articulating prior knowledge, articulating sociocultural knowledge, articulating personal strategies, and articulating cognitive prejudices/weaknesses)

Instructional Design Models

content-neutral puzzles.

all about foxes

Something slashes through the grass what is it?You guessed it its a fox. The red fox is the most common fox.Did you know some foxes are scared of us?Did you also know foxes are really popular beacause they are almost everywhere....???????????????Some foxes might be cute but rude.Foxes can eat anything that is meat.Baby foxes are called pups that is a cute name for baby pups.FUN FACT:did you know red foxes don't have to be red they can be red,gray,black,and even white.FOXES ARE MY FAVORITE ANIMALS.Igot this idea to make a post from a book about foxesFoxes can turn white in winter.And turn red in summer.

GMV

 Zilingo and its Gross merchandise value

 

Empathy Economics: Janet Yellen’s Remarkable Rise to Power and Her Drive to S... https://t.co/ipgBEZJlPB via @amazon

— lifexplorer (@explore22911802) June 16, 2022

Empathy Economics: Janet Yellen’s Remarkable Rise to Power and Her Drive to Spread Prosperity to All

The Market for "Lemons": Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism

https://t.co/L6PlDj0vHO

— lifexplorer (@explore22911802) June 16, 2022

Why doctors go to shool for so long?

 

Fun, Fear, Focus: Peak Performance Recipe | Fabritius | Talks at Google

"No1 protection for cortisol is autonomy" - Fabritius

Why doctors go to school for that long? so that their training helps them work from basal ganglia during surgery.

Human body ailments are an ill-structured domain.

Sheryl Sandberg

 Sheryl Sandberg complicated career at facebook

"she's also incredibly well practiced. And so if you ask her tough questions or anything like that, she's got a usually a very well prepared, very well crafted response. And she's sort of a master at that."

"very important partner" meaning influence has waned.

How to make tax inflation neutral?

 making tax inflation neutral

and other ideas

Incentives

 scans at hospital owned clinics

Modeling of changing behavior

Right brain to left

 

If you find the same ideas across evolution, business, investing, philosophy, myth, or physics, there’s likely something useful in them.

Here are a few core insights that seem to recur repeatedly.

Hopefully this is a fun rabbit hole generator.https://t.co/ynQkkofcyp

— Tom Morgan (@tom_morganKCP) June 12, 2022

And then back to left for synthesis. 

cost per mistake

Using emotion to get to a solution

A key entry point is the emotional guidance scale and a core step is that you should get emotionally aligned and then think, rather than the other way around. pic.twitter.com/plcjahyVLR

— Matt (@atthatmatt) June 12, 2022

Dollar strength

microsoft dollar alarm 

dollar strength hurting with decoupling of oil

Paper money inflation in France

Paper money inflation in France: how it came, what it brought, and how it ended. A paper read before several senators and members of the House of representatives, of both political parties, at Washington, April 12, and before the Union league club, at New York, April 13, 1876. By Andrew D. White.

" the circulation of paper-money is the best of operations" that "it is the most free because it reposes on the will of the people;"

Paper money Inflation in France

dictionary.com 

to put (confidence, trust, etc.) in a person or thing

to put under the authority or at the disposal of a person.

in specie