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@yiran__c Yes! How can we test it out?

Check out the apps used at Alpha School! Our cursive handwriting app is rolling out to Alpha Schools right now. Would you be interested in trying it out?

@drjoshfunk @bchesky on @patrick_oshag ‘s Invest Like the Best

@DavidDeutschOxf @mathladyhazel @justinskycak

@mathladyhazel More importantly, at 16, most pupils can solve a quadratic equation. At 32, few can. Compulsory maths lessons are therefore a vast economic inefficiency and a vast moral calamity. There is no justification for wasting people's lives like this.

This is literally true!

@flowidealism @bobbygulshan How can we engage with you given that we live in Thailand? Been following your work for a while

I’ve got a virtual school for entrepreneurial, creative, and intellectual students where they engage in real world projects with the support of mentors. I’ve had students write books, engage in digital marketing, coding, creating AI agents for business clients, building video games, etc. Digital work is about skills and doesn’t require transportation, so it is typically easier. I’ve also had kids do substantial work IRL, but there it is more often adjacent to parent connections. Though I’m also a fan of good old fashioned entry level retail and hospitality jobs, both of which I did a lot of as a teen.

"Teenagers" didn't exist until the twentieth century. Before that, young people joined adult life by twelve or thirteen. They worked the farm or apprenticed in a trade. They weren't coddled or warehoused. You rarely see adolescent rebellion in a traditional village because there are no adolescents. There are children and adults. Children become adults by doing adult work. What we call "teenage rebellion" is often a reaction to being told to sit still through years of meaningless, compulsory schooling. Lock proud young men in a room and ask them to copy vocabulary words, and they're going to rebel. Then we call their rebellion a "problem," diagnose them, and funnel them into the school-to-prison pipeline. We create the behavior we claim to fear, then punish kids for it.

@jliemandt @jliemandt let me know what you think. I’m serious :)

@jliemandt How do we get this started in Thailand?

Calling all Boston families: A parent-led group is now assembling the 25 'founding families' needed to bring Alpha School to Boston. This is how it starts. (And as a lifelong Red Sox fan, I'm personally very excited to see it.) Learn more and join here: alphanorthboston.com

@jspujji ੧

Called it! x.com/jspujji/status…

@realEstateTrent Didnt the great charlie munger have an opinion on this strategy as well?

People think I’m nuts because: We don’t 1031. We don’t do use cost segregation. We buy cash, finance post-close. We don’t finance over 55% LTV. We only buy one product type. We don’t care what market. We look for inefficiencies, address them, bank the profit, pay long term cap gains, and use the cash to pounce on the next great deal. Result: 31 successful exits in a row between the first purchase in 2006 and our most recent sale a couple weeks ago.

@ReeceHarding @OwenOKeefe7 Aside from MA, how would one across the world even try to emulate Alpha and its Ed stack? Can’t find anything else suitable yet aside from MA.

@beingMana @OwenOKeefe7 you can access it here: 2hourlearning.com/results/

met my first Alpha fan in the wild today @OwenOKeefe7 cold approached me at a gauntlet meetup and said “you work for 2 hour learning right?” i was taken aback “uhh yeah that’s right” turns out he’s a super fan we nerded out for over 30 mins about learning science and the alpha ecosystem he’s read everything @mackenzieprice has written, including the whitepaper wants to license the timeback software to open his own school as soon as it’s available super inspiring to hear stories of parents who know their kids can do better but are being held back because they don’t have access to timeback made me feel guilty for not working harder excited to get back to work tomorrow conclusion? i need to talk to talk to customers more lol p.s. feel like it’d be cool if we had a monthly talk from a parent who’s kid wants to use timeback am i crazy? what do you think @turing_hamster @Thisistheaj @arpangup @Yng_Pepe

@justinskycak Does MA always ‘space’ it by the days outlined in the above graph irrespective of number of units done in any particular day?

Some cognitive learning strategies (like spaced repetition and interleaving) can be understood best by visualizing them on graphs of memory vs time.

@turing_hamster Yes, please. My wife is a literacy coach here in Thailand so it would be great to try it and give feedback as well if required

anybody want to test an ai tool that helps kids build oral reading fluency? it's recommended to build oral reading fluency if: - the student has mastered phonics - the student can read aloud, albeit slowly - reading aloud requires a lot of effort

@MitchForest Yes pls !

Introducing Scribble — an iPad app designed to help students master beautiful cursive handwriting through guided practice. Parents/teachers/students, if you'd like to Beta Test and get free access, comment below 👇 and I'll DM you.

@justinskycak @_MathAcademy_ @exojason Can you create a ‘working draft’ of other platforms that are similar to your approach? Eg the MA of coding / science / writing

The first ever @_MathAcademy_ Q&A will be recorded this weekend. Me and @exojason. What questions do you want us to answer? (If we get a bunch of good Q's then we might do it again.)

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@asmartbear First saw this in the Netflix deck. Solid reframe

It’s not a “family,” it’s a "team." Like a great sports team, you can care a 𝘭𝘰𝘵 about the people, yet also demand performance. And you pick who is on the team, and you can give people more chances, or not, as time and energy permit.

@justinskycak @EricJorgenson DM’d you!

@beingMana @EricJorgenson So glad that The Math Academy Way is resonating with you! Hope the system works out for your son!

"You Are NOT Lazy, You Just Lack a Habit" is the first of 106 passages in Advice on Upskilling. Here's the latest table of contents:

@justinskycak @EricJorgenson Just printed the math academy book. And my son started on the platform. You’ve taken us into a rabbit hole and we’re loving it.

@EricJorgenson Wow, really appreciate it! Much respect for your work. I'm currently working through a list of remaining passages to add and areas to clean up and will reach out once it's stable!

@ecomchasedimond Would raleon work for a service based business?

Most ecommerce teams run retention in reactive mode. Customers churn. Revenue dips. Then the team scrambles to send a winback or a promo. And sure, sometimes that works. But it’s inefficient, unpredictable, and way too manual. What if you could predict who’s going to churn before they do? Or know who’s ready for their second order before they ghost you? That’s what @NathanSnell at @RaleonHQ is solving. It’s not just automating what you already do. It’s helping you operate ahead of the curve with AI-driven retention infrastructure. Here’s what it gives you: ✅ Behavior-based segments that update automatically ✅ Purchase and churn predictions that guide your campaign planning ✅ Send strategies built on real performance data, not guesswork The result? More emails sent, better timing, and stronger LTV without adding headcount. If you’re still reacting to customer behavior, it’s time to level up. Raleon helps you shift from reactive to predictive, and it makes all the difference. Check them out >> eemtrk.com/raleon-chase P.S. I’m a paid advocate for Raleon, but only because I’ve seen firsthand how powerful Raleon is for ecommerce teams.

@Sikhpioneers74 And one more masalathai.com/community/peop…

Four Sikhs to watch in Science and tech - Pushmeet singh kohli in AI , Mehtaab Sawhney in mathematics , Harkirat Behl in machine learning , Sehej bindra in brain computer interfaces . Some of them have already made big breakthroughs 🙏🙏🙏