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Fantastic lite weight client. Perfect for travel and spotty reception/ low bandwidth. Cool interface too.

I wish we could sit down and have a few beers and talk about it. There's a fascinating history and its one of my favorite topics.

We are rediscovering Cybernetics

Love this! Also Big fan of Ben Thompson. Super helpful research tool!

Matt Prince is a petty little man child.

Email me and I’ll tell you everything you want to know. I’ll share my experiences, all the books, history, biographies, and industry nuances.

I live in Excel. This video was basic. I was hoping for more sophisticated instruction. But from reading the comments, it’s clear I need to learn a data analysis language.

What would you recommend? Python?

I mean, this is not a very convincing study.

State dependent learning is a legitimate phenomenon.

This study didn’t test those who regularly took cognitive enhancers It just looked at people who were not ADHD and then gave them a drug No time to adjust or adapt Would have liked to see four populations tested.

1. unmedicated ADHD 2. medicated ADHD 3. Unmedicated non-ADHD 4. Medicated Non-ADHD

Then do the tests with placebos and cognitive enhancers

If you study for a test on medication you better take the test on medication.

And if you study unmedicated, you better take the test unmedicated I think they should find “non-ADHD” populations who happen to routinely take cognitive enhancers and then perform the same test.

Would be willing to bet that there is an improvement over placebo group vs medicated group in this population

If coffee and nicotine are effective cognitive enhancers for general populations, regardless of ADHD or not, it’s silly to think that stimulants like amphetamines are ineffective

So the research conclusions are flimsy and incomplete

Epstein didn’t kill himself.

Just curious, Do you have kids?

Marry someone you enjoy doing activities with and generally like and respect and admire.

Have lots of kids.

Treat others with kindness and be generous.

$100,000 a month is nothing. That’s like 1-3 full time consultants, at like a $200-600 bill rate.

My current client is spending $300M+ a year on an implementation program, and they are going on their third year with 2-3 more to go.

When I say pay little, they need more people and/or more experienced people to actually get the job done right. But they end up off shoring to teams in India or green consultants with zero industry background and limited experience.

They choose the firm with the most compelling economics, but severely overlook quality. They forget that these are organizational changes that impact humans. That outsourcing to lower skilled or different cultural regions will impact communication and team dynamics and overall ability to get things done properly.