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@NavalismHQ @naval I never understood 3 comes after 2, I memorized it.

"If you need to memorize it, then you didn't understand it." @naval

@tferriss Interesting. Let’s put a pin in that and circle back later to see what bucket might be more appropriate to limit silo generation.

Some words are so overused as to have become meaningless. If you find yourself using nebulous terms like “success,” “happiness,” or “investing,” it pays to explicitly define them or stop using them. Answering “What would it look like if I had ___ ?” helps clarify things. Life favors the specific ask and punishes the vague wish.

@jab_doc Lift assist type calls make great community paramedicine consult opportunities. We all know these patients are at real risk for poor outcomes.

What do y’all do for “lift assist” calls. Our lift assist calls are ems calls. We capture refusals and vitals etc. Too many of these calls we went back and found the pt much worse. The random /sudden weakness/syncope was a symptom.

@load_dependent Nice but posting the graphic of the division could promote it, it caught my eye

There are many retold myths i medicine, but I would hope we could abandon the subdivision of hyperlactatemia into type A and B. It’s misleading and misrepresents (patho)physiology.

@TorrensJonathan It’s not rock appliances to change your dialect at least

@AnthonyMetivier I’m going to have to remember that

Sleep is memory improvement.

@rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu Acute blood loss anemia sounds so less scary than hemorrhagic shock

Your patient develops acute blood loss anemia. A few days later, they have a laboratory profile consistent with hemolysis. What could they have, #medtwitter? <3 @DxRxEdu

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@wealth_director Complete twitter surveys and fill in the blanks

Fill in the blank: My favourite way to relax after a long day is ______.

#OnThisDay – August 21, 1980   As Terry rested near Marathon, ON, a group of construction workers learned that Terry was heading their way. Wanting to ensure a stable surface for Terry, they decided to work through the night to pave the road. terryfox.org/run2022

@UEmnemonic Clever

PT:Play Tennis outside(extrinsic pathway) PTT:Play Table Tennis inside(intrinsic pathway)

@itmebenji Who has the focus to read a series of threads? <140 character summary?

@DxRxEdu @rabihmgeha IM morning report in residency has some of the best learning. Tired but knew I was home after quick knowledge drop

@ThePupOfWallSt @TessaRDavis Have something important to teach don’t generate content for content’s sake

Creating sticky content is as simple as: • Giving readers what they want • Use emotional triggers • Simplify your message • Offer an alternative • Be counterintuitive • Solve a problem • Flex credibility • Give details • Tell a story What else?

@AnthonyMetivier Perhaps that price can motivate someone to seek the source. @AnthonyMetivier has linked many free older original texts. Either pay for the distillation or work through original Greek work (for memorization texts)

Do you whine about the price of a book? Or do you turn one $29.99 idea into $290... $2900... $29,000... $290,000... $290,000,000...?

@Super70sSports Or a Jeep CJ : one ignition and one door/hard top hatch key

The official keys of “It’s 1985 and I’m learning to drive in Dad’s Buick Regal.”

@kkmemorise @dmvmemorytips @Celine_Memory Walking through virtually can simulate a real experience. Look up, down etc to specific spots. Might help in some circumstances. Stairs for example have a certain “feeling”

What are your best advices to build an effective memory palace ?

@G_S_Bhogal Isn’t a mega thread actually a blog?

My friends, a new MEGATHREAD has arrived! In 40 tweets I’ll explain 40 useful concepts you should know. Reading time: ~7 minutes. Value: a lifetime. Thread:

@TessaRDavis Good V bad feedback and positive V negative feedback = all data points to consider for growth

100 pieces of good feedback. And yet I always focus on the 1 piece of negative feedback. It makes no logical sense. But it's reality.

@IAmAaronWill Never forget the days your WORKED for what you have now. It wasn’t magic.

I’ll never forget the days where I prayed for what I have now.