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Men without degrees built this.

Unpopular opinion: "AI makes everyone a developer" is true the same way "cameras makes everyone a photographer"

🌍 Jour de la Terre! Au-delà de la question environnementale, le Jour de la Terre est une occasion de réévaluer notre rapport personnel et physique à la Terre. Je partage cet article que j’ai écrit l’été dernier. Il tombe particulièrement bien aujourd’hui. Dans « Apprendre à déplacer des montagnes », je raconte comment l’ultra-trail m’a appris à ne plus seulement « déplacer des montagnes », mais surtout à me déplacer avec elles : avec les bons outils, le bon état d’esprit, de la patience et la bonne direction. La montagne nous offre tout ce que la société moderne oublie de nous donner : le contact direct avec la roche, la boue, les torrents, les forêts… un retour aux instincts, à la contemplation, à l’harmonie physique et sensorielle avec la Terre. Lien 👉 medium.com/klash-media/ap… Nous avons tous, consciemment ou non, nos petits rituels pour reconnecter notre corps et notre esprit à la Terre, aujourd’hui comme tous les autres jours. #JourDeLaTerre #EarthDay

“There are no passengers on spaceship earth. We are all crew.” — Marshall McLuhan

When you stop reading books, you start losing verbal dexterity, depth of thought and imagination. A closed book is a closed mind. Don't EVER stop reading.

"When your education limits your imagination, it is called indoctrination." - Nikola Tesla

Il est temps de sortir tous les écrans de l’école lapresse.ca/actualites/chr…

You know things are bad when... Attendance at Ontario high schools has plummeted below 50 per cent, as the province looks to reward students with marks for turning up to class. Has anyone asked them why they're not attending? globalnews.ca/news/11801587/…

Most people think the gap between "Good" & "Great" is just a small amount. It is actually an ocean of difference. Once you see it, you'll remember it forever.

Smart people upgrade themselves as they get older, fools destroy themselves, your lifestyle is a test of intelligence:

“When your education limits your imagination, it is called indoctrination.” - Nikola Tesla

Can someone explain why some 10 year old needs to travel hundreds of miles for competition that they almost certainly could have found locally? Travel leagues for youth sports should be banned.

Only following people who agree with you is a recipe for confirmation bias and groupthink. Critical thinking depends on listening to people who question your assumptions and challenge your conclusions. Learning is the product of engaging with a range of thoughtful views.

Remember the story of a 13 year old signing a 1.3 million dollar deal with the Philadelphia Phillies? They just cancelled it because the kid tested positive for steroids. Insane. Reports say other kids as young as 11 have tested positive. That should be considered child abuse.

Lorsque le chaos et la communication s’entremêlent, le pouvoir s’exerce à travers le design émotionnel. En être conscient est le point de départ de toute lecture de la réalité. La créativité stratégique est le levier invisible qui change tout.

Taking initiative is a muscle. Children who grow up being told what to do, when to do it, and how to do it never develop this muscle. They become expert followers. They wait for instructions. They freeze when given freedom. Children who grow up in environments where adults ask questions rather than give answers, where conversation matters, and where their thinking is taken seriously develop the habit of generating their own directions. By the time they are eighteen, the person who learned to wait for instructions is still waiting. The person who has learned to think for themselves is already building. Which are you raising?

Many college professors are discovering that students learn less when they have laptops open. Many of us are banning their use in class. Putting computers and tablets on students desks in K-12 may turn out to be among the costliest mistakes in the history of education

In a ​new paper​, researchers argue that: “a primary cause of the rise in mental disorders [in youth] is a decline over decades in opportunities for children and teens to play, roam, and engage in other activities independent of direct oversight and control by adults.”

The antidote for brain rot is going back to longer formats: reading books, essays. Reading will help you rebuild your focus and attention span.