Juan Felipe Ramirez

Con toda la información que tenemos a la mano, seguimos tomando malas decisiones. Está en nuestra naturaleza. Algunos sesgos cognitivos afectan la calidad de nuestros procesos al pensar. Hilo de los 10 sesgos más frecuentes que nos impiden pensar claramente:

Ahí está:

Ok this is unfathomably based if true. @sama actually making an American TSMC?! This is the best news I've heard in years. America is so f*cking back.

“Abercrombie has gained 285 percent this year. The rally has made the company the best performer in the S&P 1500 Index, even managing to beat out Nvidia Corp.’s 239 percent gain.” Not bad businessoffashion.com/news/retail/ab…

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How it started -> how it’s going El equipo de Microsoft teams debe estar 😢

@DavidSacks @RobertKennedyJr @karugo27

@RobertKennedyJr UPDATE from The Guardian: Ukrainians “are spending their life savings on bribes to stay out of the war.” “There are two categories of people – one is already in the army and the other is too scared to go outside so as not to be conscripted.” theguardian.com/world/2023/aug…

At the beginning of the war, Western media ran story after story claiming that Russian conscripts would rather flee the country than fight in Ukraine. Now Ukrainian conscripts are hiding from the draft, knowing that the war has become a meat-grinder. washingtonpost.com/world/2023/04/…

Arnold @Schwarzenegger has a powerful message for those who have gone down a path of hate.

A primary source of today’s much discussed mental health “crisis” among young people, is immediate access to mobile devices and the toxic social media apps that typically accompany them. That’s why each morning at arrival at Vertex Partnership Academies, our virtues-based, public charter high school in the Bronx, each student deposits ALL of their devices (e.g. cell phone, AirPods, smart watch, etc) into his or her personalized Yondr pouch. That pouch is then locked by the school, and unlocked by the school at the end of the day.  When Vertex defeated the teacher’s union and opened in 2022, we allowed student access to cell phones during the day, trusting that kids would have the self control to turn them off or not use them. In retrospect, a bad move. When we changed the policy for 2023-24, there was some initial student howling at the beginning of the year. But now, just a few weeks into the school year, it’s incredible how much less drama there is, how much less time students spend in the bathroom, how much less distraction there is and how much less time is spent by teachers futilely policing phones, AirPods, watches, etc that somehow find a way to be used by kids. But more importantly, it’s incredible how much more focused the students are, and how much more calm the learning environment is. As far as we can tell, the kids not only don’t miss the devices. They also appreciate not having the peer pressure of having to deal with the typical nonsense that social media brings into their lives. We have created an oasis. We are also teaching them that they can actually survive without the devices every minute of every day. And heaven forbid, they can actually have in person conversations, human to human! As the great economist Thomas Sowell says, there are no solutions, only tradeoffs. One could argue that there are some limited benefits of allowing cell phone use during the day such as the ability for parents to reach their child or the ability for students to do research. But if a parent or guardian calls, a school aide can immediately access their child. There are always practical solutions. The benefits of no devices far outweigh allowing any access during the day. These little details are how we are trying to build a strong, academically focused school culture. Lessons learned from @JonHaidt @tombennett71 @Doug_Lemov @Miss_Snuffy @rpondiscio For more on the consequences of excessive use of devices and social media by young people: thefp.com/p/why-the-ment… @AEIeducation

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Se confirma el primer Niño registrado: Techno Mechanicus Carabalí en Cali.

@Julianquin Vos crees que aumentaría la productividad?

Que chimba vivir en un país donde el transporte sea de uso libre y así los trabajadores, estudiantes y tercera edad puedan moverse de un lado a otro sin pensar en el costo. El auxilio de de transporte podría ir a este modelo de financiación. ¡Bacano!

NO normalicemos ser cringe en LinkedIn

@buccocapital @juan_lopezb

People who put “Ex: Previous Company” in their LinkedIn profiles tend to be the most exhausting people to work with

36 horas en Cartagena nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Cuando preventa, comercial y marketing trabajan juntos:

@ctjlewis He was in the arena trying things

i’m not saying the “big salary no furniture” joke isn’t funny but it’s nowhere near funny enough for it to be made four times a day

Estos manes están construyendo la ciudad soñada.

“Several teams have now confirmed that July 2023 was the hottest month in recorded history. And there’s more to come.” nature.com/articles/d4158…

“Las personas no deciden su futuro, deciden sus hábitos y sus hábitos deciden su futuro.” — F. M. Alexander

"Un cuerpo en forma, una mente tranquila, un hogar lleno de amor. Estas cosas no se pueden comprar, deben ser ganadas." - @naval