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#472: To Venus And Back: A Fanciful Flight Of Fancy
Monday • March 8th 2021 • 5:59:48 pm • 8KB

Nobody cared about the old Bulletin Board Systems, and not all the people cared about Zak McKracken, or later on Wolfenstein 3D. The old computer dreams are good dreams, finely crafted expert systems for one were clearly going to change the world. An...

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#471: The Polymath
Sunday • March 7th 2021 • 9:54:48 pm • 1KB

The first 20 hours, how to learn anything by Josh Kaufman 4 Chords by The Axis Of Awesome How to become a Jack of all trades and Master of Some by Nicholas Grundy Being a Renaissance Person in the 21st Century by Randy LaFoy Paths to Polymathy | Ben...

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#470: How To Study For Real
Sunday • March 7th 2021 • 7:40:31 pm • 5KB

Just like you can't be told what to learn, you can't quite just sit down and have a successful study session. It is not guaranteed to work, allow me to explain with something similar to learning: inspirational teaching. When I write these poems, I often...

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#469: Do Not Let Schools Trick You, You Are Very Smart
Saturday • March 6th 2021 • 7:36:56 pm • 8KB

What we learn must be meaningful to us, it has to make us happy and fulfilled, and that means we must make that choice ourselves, out of curiosity, or passion. We cannot be asked to learn Mathematics, and when we get stuck given a calculator. For one, You...

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#468: What Does The Adventurer Seek?
Friday • March 5th 2021 • 9:21:34 pm • 4KB

The longer the trail, the more distant our troubles become. We gain a new perspective on our existence, and we begin to notice troubles that aren't real. The morning alarm is not a useful invention, it is not even healthy. The job that pushed us into...

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#467: Song Structure Tutorial with Lil Jazz And His String Orchestra
Thursday • March 4th 2021 • 4:17:18 pm • 2KB1

Understanding song structure by listening for it is somewhat difficult, too many things are going on at once and one on top of the other. But song structure, is extremely important, as it marks beginnings and ends, helping you reason about buildup and...

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#466: How To Create A Tiny Product
Wednesday • March 3rd 2021 • 9:09:50 pm • 4KB

If I only had to say one thing about it, I'd say: "You create a tiny product by putting in a tiny amount of effort." How tiny?, My smallest product, was 6x4 pixels small. I generated my own color swatches via the HSL Color Model randomly colored my some of...

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#465: On Finding A Path To Greatness
Tuesday • March 2nd 2021 • 2:29:43 pm • 15KB

Above all, begin paying attention to your mental well being, whatever is causing you harm, get away from it. If you think you can't get away from it, then find a relative that will take you in. If you don't have relatives, then you will have to talk to...

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#464: The Experimental Class
Monday • March 1st 2021 • 9:26:05 pm • 3KB

I was in a news class, one of the kids fell asleep. The teacher, gave him what he called a "wet willy", for which he should have been terminated. I was supposed to give a speech soon, I didn't know enough English yet, I was learning at my own pace. I...

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#463: The Prop Maker
Sunday • February 28th 2021 • 10:14:50 pm • 1KB

Totally Obsessed Turtle Girl TMNT Raphael and Michaelangelo Full Suit Iron Man MK 7 - Connecting the Chest and Abs & More Making an iron man suit cool Maleficent Makeup Transformation AVENGERS Nebula Makeup Transformation Nebula Costume Guide Catwoman ...

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#462: How Your Generation Can End Fraud And Corruption
Sunday • February 28th 2021 • 3:04:58 pm • 8KB

This poem is many things; a day dream, a regular dream, a hope, a wish, a promise, a solution and a problem, a tutorial, and a school of thinking. Come back to it if you can, I hope that it will always have something new to offer. The ultimate goal is to...

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#461: So, What Is Learning Anyway?
Saturday • February 27th 2021 • 7:52:49 pm • 6KB

Let us define some things up front: Teaching, or being taught, is when someone else is trying to make you learn. Learning, is when you your self reach out for knowledge. Studying, means looking at something up close. Studying for an exam, is code for...

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#460: The Way The World Is
Friday • February 26th 2021 • 6:55:45 pm • 3KB

We are great thinkers, great dreamers, and great leaders, and yet, things rock back and forth, a little bit of this, a little bit of that... And then they settle, in the middle. We need to know why Humanity does things, that wise humans disagree with....

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#459: Little Adventures At Nordhouse Dunes
Thursday • February 25th 2021 • 9:19:34 pm • 7KB

I parked at a little wooded rest area, I was already nearing Ludington I didn't need to stop. But I had some tasty crackers with me, and I wasn't actually in any hurry to get anywhere at all. This was early morning, and it is not possible to describe that...

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#458: For Contributions To Human Kind
Wednesday • February 24th 2021 • 5:25:53 pm • 6KB

First of all, I want you to know, that you could win that Prize. bestowed upon those who made the greatest contributions to humankind. And that there are multiple pathways, so as long as you are in the right place, somewhere out on the edge. It is hard to...

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#457: The Lighthouse
Tuesday • February 23rd 2021 • 8:50:46 pm • 5KB1

I pulled up to the gate at Ludington State Park, it made no sense to get to the hiking sites this late, and I didn't want a camper spot, I grabbed a tent site. I had to show the woman at the booth my Raccoon Drawings, she loved them, and I think I had a...

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#456: Bad Grades Are Meaningless Grades
Monday • February 22nd 2021 • 6:18:08 pm • 8KB

You have to punch through what everyone else is saying, if something feels wrong, you walk, you get out, you don't let people push you. Long time ago, we had these little schools, that taught reading, writing, and arithmetic. And people loved them,...

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#455: The Microbiologist
Sunday • February 21st 2021 • 9:20:15 pm • 1KB

How Did Life Begin? What are Stromatolites? Micro-Biology, Crash Course History of Science #24 Old & Odd, Archaea, Bacteria & Protists - CrashCourse Biology #35 Chapter 1, Introduction to Microbiology Crash Course Microbiology Leeuwenhoek and Microscopic...

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#454: Real Education Is Everywhere
Sunday • February 21st 2021 • 5:49:24 pm • 4KB

The worst thing about schools being bad for us, is how amazing getting a real education is. Above all, a real education will take you through, a series of small businesses that will help you learn about moneymaking. It ends poverty, fears of losing a job,...

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#453: The Terrible Truth Behind Piano Keys, Scales, Schools and Uneducated Politicians
Saturday • February 20th 2021 • 8:11:53 pm • 8KB

People are tricked into thinking that music theory is required for making music, and schools deliver music theory as a single indivisible blob. With modern schools focusing on standardized testing, schools trick kids into thinking that memorization is a...

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#452: A Little Look At Little Melodies
Friday • February 19th 2021 • 8:20:50 pm • 4KB1

There is something amazing, that you might not have never noticed about melodies. Imagine a group of people singing Happy Birthday, and now a world away... imagine a young pianist learning her first notes by playing Happy Birthday. And now, get this, they...

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#451: A Tiny Introduction To Drums
Thursday • February 18th 2021 • 9:13:14 pm • 2KB2

Drums will come in two varieties, synthesized, and as a recording of a real drum. I think the rule of thumb is, the less computer like a drum is the better. Here is an example of a synthetic kick drum, followed by a recording of one. *DRUMS* There are...

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#450: Exceptional Ability As A Tool For Thinking
Wednesday • February 17th 2021 • 8:20:56 pm • 6KB

The term Exceptional Ability probably originated, in a unique process required for a US Green Card. More recently it has been used by the CEO of a large company, to describe an alternative to a college diploma. Personally, I use it as a way to show that...

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#449: Schools Are Bad For Us So Build Better Schools And Don't Look Back
Tuesday • February 16th 2021 • 9:16:17 pm • 1KB

Don't fall into the trap of explaining why, just start building the new schools, forget the old. The new schools are amazing, because they are about happiness. Seriously, you go there, and you pick a classroom that makes you smile the most. This is not an...