Niels Hart

@danielpasg Yea, that makes sense. It's like anything you do with AI, you forget very quickly - unless you do something with the info in your own handwriting, typing or language. These's no synthesis otherwise.

I use digital tools and AI to get things done. I use notebooks to think things through.

@WillemdePrater @huizenprijzen Bijzonder om te zien dat Tiel en Buren erop staan. We vieren niet voor niks 6000 jaar bewoning in Tiel, dit jaar.

Kaart van Holland en de Zuiderzee, zoals afgebeeld in ‘Den Nederlandtschen Landtspiegel in ryme gestelt’. Dit is een atlasje dat in 1599 werd uitgegeven door Zacharias Heyns, een boekhandelaar en drukker die destijds in de Amsterdamse Warmoesstraat was gevestigd.

@TomSolidPM You guys are trail blazers! All props to Paco and you!

Wow! 112 of you have already signed up for my upcoming live workshop, where I’ll work with you to build an AI knowledge system from scratch in just 3 hours.

@CraigBrockie Ah glad to see why you're trying to peddle BS. Must not be fun to have invested that much money for nothing...

A bit about me: 30 years ago, I was always in chronic pain, with crippling anxiety and a broken immune system. Since then, I’ve invested 7 figures researching the best health and performance-enhancing methods worldwide. This account exists to help people live their best lives.

I bet my mortgage Bryan Johnson will live to at least 200. Not because he spends $2,000,000/year biohacking his body. But because he developed the most evidence-based longevity blueprint anyone can follow for free:🧵

@clif_high Absolute and complete 'knowing' of the manifestation of the physical reality of the miracle by his applied thought and knowing. Focussed thought, basically.

This Jesus simulator is actually a damn good idea. Appropriately written it could actually teach people how to feel the manifestation process in their bodies. So riddle me this...how did Jesus do the miracles? Like the 'physics' of them? here you go....free knowledge to change your reality. Someone do me a favor and kick a copy to the jesus simulator designer guys. May provide them with a few ideas. clifhigh.substack.com/p/the-eyes-to-…

The world is burning less, not more That's contrary to the climate narrative Last year saw the 2nd-lowest burn ever, just 0.03 percentage point above the lowest-ever in 2022 Why does media not tell us this? Instead, they mislead us, showing only places where it burns more Data: from satellites circling the planet 24/7, earthdata.nasa.gov/data/catalog/l…, 2025 is 2.198%, 2022 is 2.169% You can see all the references in my Twitter thread: x.com/BjornLomborg/s…

@AmericanALCHMY None of this is surprising at all if you follow the @darkjournalist over the years. And it gets even weirder!

🚨15,000 pages of declassified MKUltra documents reveal a strange connection between top secret cleared CIA psychiatrists and the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and John Lennon, the Manson murders, the Oklahoma City bombing, and the creation of verified Manchurian candidate operatives using hypnosis, LSD, brain electrode implants, and sensory deprivation. Episode with Dr. Colin Ross is out now.

@EpochOpinion @EpochTimes Clickbaity clickbait...

"The enthusiastic response to Buckley’s speech, which has quickly gone viral, reflects a broader trend among younger people who are rethinking traditional measures of success." Read here: theepochtim.es/dg57e9

@ze_rusty Correct! Tho in Europe we're slowly getting the message. What do you know about it and its relation to D3 production? I suspect it's one of the reasons people can be D3 deficient even while walking around in the sun all day, for weeks/months on end.

Everyone needs more Docosahexaenoic Acid. Eat your seafood.

@robbertleusink A farmer nearby in de Betuwe has a farm full of them and sells their milk and yoghurt locally ... And it's absolutely some of the best milk I've ever tasted.

A 12th-century Dutch cattle breed nearly vanished when the patrician estates disappeared The Lakenvelder was not a farm animal Kept on noble estates for 800 years But when the estates went, the breed went with them At one point only 300 animals remained It survived plague, French occupation, and 2 world wars One generation of class decline almost finished it The Lakenvelder still exists because a handful of breeders knew what was disappearing Most things that vanished had nobody watching

@mercola Potassium or magnesium - pretty much one or the other is lacking.

Muscle twitching can be triggered by stress, dehydration, or low minerals. What's the first thing you try when a twitch shows up?

@clif_high Just bought it on the Dutch Amazon store. Maybe we dodged the censorship bullet?

So maybe all the work i did in formatting the info for the Amazon published paperback will not have been useful as maybe i won't be allowed to put out the Woo Knewz.....we'll see. All this is probably just my paranoia....it's just a glitch in the matrix....

It's really well designed and replaced Todoist for me. It works with markdown, straight into an obsidian vault and is designed to work seamlessly with the TaskNotes plugin. It's the perfect mobile app for capturing tasks, getting notifications for tasks, etc. No AI agent yet, but thinking about trying to set something up when I have the time.

@NielsHarteman @obsdmd I haven't used TaskForge -- what do you like about it? You have AI agent on your home server?

Obsidian just leveled up! 🚀 @obsdmd new Headless Sync CLI keeps your vault synced on a server, no desktop needed Bonus: TaskNotes plugin adds a CLI—no desktop needed. Perfect for server-based AI personal project/task management

Just for future reference...

The AI bubble will burst in 1 to 1.5 years, but likely sooner. This will take down OpenAI, Meta AI will fail, Grok becomes a side-project, Gemini an AI-search engine. Only Anthropic will establish itself as the tool that AI is meant to be. Then again, what do i know?

@seanonolennon Possibly things about a certain continent in antiquity? It's ok, the time is right, now is the time.

There are things I can never say and no one would believe me anyway.

Yea! I started with Claude, which didnt know the ICOR methodology yet, and just a random vault I had for obsidian. It was a nice looking mess with pretty emojis ... Then I explained ICOR and magic happened! It found things I missed and pointed at my mistakes - it really helped clear everything up. It's helping me triage my inboxes now, which I was not so good at.

@NielsHarteman That's the pattern I keep seeing. When someone has built their ICOR system properly first, Claude becomes a genuine accelerator. When they haven't, it just creates more polished confusion.

Quick follow-up on the MCP video: The reason this works for me isn't Claude. It's structure. Messy tools + AI = messy output at scale. ICOR methodology → structured tools → MCPs that actually help. Order matters. Link in my earlier post.