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I collected every NotebookLM prompt that went viral on Reddit, X, and research communities. These turned a "cool AI toy" into a research weapon that does 10 hours of work in 20 seconds. 16 copy-paste prompts. Zero fluff. Steal them all 👇

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60 ölümcül düelloya çıktı. Tek bir çizik bile almadan hepsini kazandı. Sonra kılıcını bir kenara bıraktı, bir mağaraya girdi ve tek başına ölmeyi bekledi. O adam, tarihin en efsanevi samurayı Miyamoto Musashi'ydi. Ölümünden sadece birkaç gün önce, o mağaranın soğuk duvarları arasında "Dokkodo"yu (Yalnız Yürüme Yolu) yazdı. Bu, modern çağın "sürekli mutlu olmalısın" yalanına atılmış 400 yıllık bir tokattır. Konfor alanınızda çürüyen zihninizi bir savaşçıya dönüştürecek o acımasız 5 kural: 1. Her Şeyi Olduğu Gibi Kabul Et (Amor Fati) Havadan, ekonomiden, patronundan veya ailenden şikayet etmeyi bırak. Başına gelen kötü şeyleri bir mağduriyet hikayesi olarak değil, zihnini keskinleştirecek bir antrenman olarak gör. Gerçekliği inkar eden, her zaman kaybeder. 2. Zevkin Esiri Olma (Ucuz Dopamin Zehri) Canın sıkıldığında sosyal medyada kaydırmak, strese girdiğinde abur cubur yemek... Musashi, geçici zevklerin insanı içten içe köleleştirdiğini biliyordu. Sırf anlık bir haz için kendi karakterinden ve hedeflerinden asla taviz verme. Acı çekmek, zevk almaktan daha iyi bir öğretmendir. 3. Kısmi Duygularla Asla Hareket Etme Birine öfkelendiğin için veya bir anlık gaza geldiğin için karar alma. Duygular gelip geçici hava olaylarıdır; mantık ise dağdır. Bir karar alırken dağ gibi yerinde dur, fırtınanın (duygularının) geçmesini bekle. 4. Hiçbir Şeye Bağlanma İnsanlar eşyalara, unvanlara ve diğer insanlara körü körüne bağlanır. Musashi'nin kuralı nettir: Bir gün her şeyi geride bırakabilecek kadar özgür ol. Hedefine giden yolda sana ağırlık yapan her türlü duygusal veya fiziksel yükü kesip at. 5. Kendinden Vazgeç, Hedefinden Asla Yorgunluk, bıkkınlık veya korku hissettiğinde zihnine şunu söyle: "Bedenim bana ait değil, sadece amacıma hizmet eden bir araç." Egonu devreden çıkardığın an, yorulma hissi de ortadan kalkar. Modern dünya sizden itaatkar, uyuşmuş ve konfor bağımlısı olmanızı istiyor. Sistemin fişini çekmenin tek yolu, zihninizi kimsenin kıramayacağı bir kılıca dönüştürmektir. En büyük savaş, aynadaki kişiyle olandır.

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People who are stressed all the time haven’t been through enough. These are the people that think they still control far more than they actually do. Those who have really been through it are very relaxed when you meet them.

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FOKUS | Rasyonel Vahşetin Anatomisi: Srebrenitsa’da Nekropolitika 🖊️Prof. Dr. Celalettin Yanık (@YanikCelalettin), kaleme aldı. 🔗 Okumak için ⬇️

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La inteligencia de los libros y la inteligencia de la vida son la misma: Durante décadas, los psicólogos han distinguido dos grandes tipos de inteligencia: la inteligencia fluida (la capacidad de resolver problemas nuevos) y la inteligencia cristalizada (todo el conocimiento acumulado a lo largo de la vida). Tradicionalmente, las pruebas de inteligencia miden la cristalizada casi exclusivamente con preguntas escolares: historia, matemáticas, literatura, vocabulario, etc. Esto ha generado una idea bastante extendida, tanto entre el público como en parte de la academia, de que existen dos tipos de “listezas” diferentes: la inteligencia de los libros (la académica) y la inteligencia de la vida (la que se adquiere con experiencias, hobbies, trabajo y viajes). Muchos sospechaban que esta separación era artificial. ¿Realmente el cerebro usa mecanismos distintos para aprender en un aula y para aprender viviendo? ¿O es la misma capacidad mental trabajando en contextos diferentes? Para responder a esta pregunta, un equipo de investigadores alemanes diseñó un estudio con 348 adultos de entre 30 y 40 años. Crearon dos tests: uno clásico de conocimientos escolares y otro nuevo de “conocimientos de la vida real” (temas como agricultura, tecnología cotidiana, arte, etc.). Además, preguntaron a los participantes si habían tenido experiencias concretas relacionadas con cada ítem (por ejemplo, “¿has desmontado alguna vez un ordenador?”) y midieron su nivel de curiosidad intelectual. Los resultados fueron claros: El conocimiento aprendido en la escuela y el conocimiento adquirido en la vida real están fuertemente unidos. Quien saca buena nota en un test escolar tiende a saber también muchas cosas de la vida cotidiana, y viceversa. No existen dos motores mentales separados sino que es la misma inteligencia la que opera en ambos casos. Además, las personas más curiosas obtienen mejores resultados en los dos tipos de conocimiento. Y, aunque la inteligencia general es la misma, las experiencias personales concretas sí marcan una diferencia, es decir, si has vivido algo, es mucho más probable que recuerdes información relacionada con esa experiencia. En resumen, el estudio demuestra que la mente humana no separa tajantemente “aprender en los libros” de “aprender en la vida”. Es una misma capacidad de adquirir y retener información que se aplica tanto en el aula como fuera de ella. Lo que cambia no es la inteligencia, sino el contexto y las oportunidades que cada persona ha tenido para aprender.

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Hace 70 años, hubo un experimento para hacer las casas más lujosas y, a la vez, más baratas que fuera posible. El experimento no funcionó, pero las casas crearon un sueño que duraría siempre. En #LaBrasaTorrijos: El Sueño de la Clase Media 🧵⤵️

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A mentor once told me this: Fall in love with feeling like a work in progress. Resist the urge to look polished. You don’t need to pretend you have it all figured out. Nobody does. Embrace your unfinished form. Just commit to getting a better each day and trust where it leads.

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A tip for repleting magnesium in cases of gut inflammation Sucrosomial magnesium is a good starting point for people with sensitive/inflammed gut because it is designed to bypass many of the usual gastrointestinal irritation pathways associated with standard magnesium salts. In this form, magnesium is encapsulated within a phospholipid and sugar matrix that protects it as it passes through the stomach and intestine, allowing absorption with minimal direct contact with the gut lining. This significantly reduces the risk of diarrhea, cramping, or bloating, which are common limiting factors in people with dysbiosis, reflux, bile issues, or heightened visceral sensitivity. Because it is well absorbed at relatively low doses and does not rely heavily on gastric acid or normal transporter function, it allows gradual magnesium repletion without provoking digestive or autonomic symptoms, making it a great first-line oral option. Would be a great idea to combine this with topical magnesium oil applied liberally multiple times a day.

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Using a Transauricular vagal nerve stimulator can help repair this without drugs.

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1. QUESTION ON MY FORUM: Hello to everybody. I am 56 and into permaculture, I learned about decentralised medicine from Dr. Jack Kruse about 1.5 years ago since than I am following him and created an account on the forum a few month back I also subscribed to the Patreon blog and I am considering myself a noob and I have sill so much to learn. I am applying the things as I am learning in my own life and among my family members as they are willing to listen and to learn. My mother had a brain tumour decades ago which led to the removal of her hypophisis and a long list of medications and side effects in all the years. We are living in Spain at the Costa del Sol / Andalucia close to Malaga. I would describe it as slow, steady transformation of our lives. I am thankful to Dr. Jack Kruse and all the people involved in the decentralised medicine movement empowering the people. But this post is not about myself, my friends son 26-year-old was diagnosed after multiple seizures in the middle of May. I'm looking for thoughts from anyone with experience of low-grade gliomas, particularly in the insular/temporal region. So far: MRI suggests an infiltrating left temporo-insular glioma. Initially measured 45 × 55 × 40 mm ( mid May) Latest MRI measures approximately 50 × 55 × 55 mm (about 6 weeks later) The tumour does not enhance with contrast. Functional MRI and tractography show it lies very close to the language network (Broca's, Wernicke's and the left arcuate fasciculus). He has no neurological deficits apart from the seizures, which are now controlled with levetiracetam. The neurosurgical team is considering awake surgery and has completed language mapping in both English and Spanish. They are still waiting for surgery (scheduled for September, no exact date yet), so they do not yet have a biopsy or molecular diagnosis.

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Quien exige ver el final del camino ya fracasó. Porque el verdadero sendero del conocimiento es espiral: te lleva cerca del centro y luego te aleja para que aprendas a regresar con más sabiduría. Aquí entra la paciencia como virtud lunar: la que no fuerza la marea, la que deja que la semilla repose bajo la tierra oscura, la que sabe caminar en fases. Cultiva la paciencia lunar. No quieras correr antes de caminar. Deja que cada ciclo te quite lo innecesario. Déjate madurar. Y así, cuando la espiral te acerque de nuevo al centro, ya no serás el mismo que partió.

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Premium Newsletter: OpenAI needs to raise or make $852 billion through 2030 to pay for its compute costs, and must pay $75bn a year for Oracle's 7.1GW of Stargate data centers, or Oracle will collapse, destroying its share price and Ellison's empire. wheresyoured.at/how-openai-kil…

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Stop complaining about results you didn’t get from work you didn’t put in. “The only way to become more successful than most people is to be willing to do something most people aren’t willing to do.” — @Markmanson

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Amazon Prime costs $139/year. Most members use 2 features: free shipping and Prime Video. That's a $139 subscription doing the job of a $5.99 delivery fee. J.P. Morgan estimates the actual value of Prime benefits at approximately $1,430/year more than 10x the membership cost. But most of that value sits unclaimed behind tabs, menus, and pages 200 million members have never opened. And 4 of those benefits expire monthly. If you don't claim them by the end of the month, they're gone. Amazon resets the clock. You paid for them. You lost them. Amazon is counting on you not knowing. Here are the 12 Prime benefits most members have never activated including the 4 that vanish every 30 days 🧵

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A Navy SEAL ran 100 miles with no training, broken feet, kidneys shutting down, peeing blood. His conclusion changed how millions train: when your mind says you are done, you are only at 40% of what your body can do. If I wanted to be unbreakable, I would do these 7 things he learned in hell 1. Treat exhaustion as a lie your brain tells you.

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15 AI founders you should follow on Twitter: @sama = founded OpenAI @AravSrinivas = founded Perplexity AI @karpathy = ex-founding member at OpenAI @darioamodei = founded Anthropic @demishassabis = founded DeepMind @hwchase17 = founded LangChain @adcock_brett = founded Figure AI @AndrewYNg = founded DeepLearning. AI @jeremyphoward = founded fast. ai @DrJimFan = leads AI robotics at NVIDIA @natfriedman = ex-CEO of GitHub @swyx = founded Smol AI @ai_explorer25 = underrated ai creator @levelsio = founded PhotoAI @fchollet = founded Keras @rasbt = underrated ML educator