@finelyshedded he talks about dopamine release from cell phone usage, lack of boredom, etc in here
I'm listening to it again as we speak
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I'm listening to it again as we speak
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Physics has fascinated me over the last 4-5 years, specifically Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.
This fascination has led me to read the book below, which is specific to his Special Theory of Relativity.
My takeaways from this book are profound! It is awe-inspiring that these early 20th-century physicists were radically competent as mathematicians without the aid of computers, and it certainly magnifies their pure brilliance.
Besides the ideas behind Einstein's theory—which has been the best theory of the Universe—light propagation, a framework for additional contemplations on finite/infinite universe expansion, time/time-dilation, space, and everything in between since Newtonian physics—this book can teach us a lot, regardless of one's interest in physics, gravity, or the Universe.
The big takeaway I always get from listening or reading from brilliant scientists is their ability to slow down. Einstein was not in a hurry to state a finite equation and continued to review it for most of his life. One typical example is his "biggest blunder" - the cosmological constant he put into his equation; later, he felt it was his mistake as Edwin Hubble proved universe expansion. Later, physicists said the "blunder" was Einstein calling it a blunder! Today, this constant is thought to be needed and represents dark matter/energy and universe expansion.
The point is not to dive into physics but to consider what it can teach us in all aspects of life.
My takeaway is that it is critical to continue reviewing and understanding processes. Be it in manufacturing, sales, marketing, etc. These variables are forever fluid and moving, and we must continue to review them to maximize consistency in the outcome. That's why- this book is a must-read for all. It will make you realize that even the simplest things we take for granted. Our understanding of time, for example, Einstien analyzed time far more profoundly, which led to generational impacts on the world's knowledge of the Universe as we know it today. With this framework tailored to all topics/industries, we can build foundations that can impact how we analyze various issues and develop new and better solutions.
So next time you look up at the sky or down at a watch to see the time - I hope you slow down to think a little bit deeper about what that means!
I know I will! Let the analyzing and questioning continue, for that is what develops advancement!
This fascination has led me to read the book below, which is specific to his Special Theory of Relativity.
My takeaways from this book are profound! It is awe-inspiring that these early 20th-century physicists were radically competent as mathematicians without the aid of computers, and it certainly magnifies their pure brilliance.
Besides the ideas behind Einstein's theory—which has been the best theory of the Universe—light propagation, a framework for additional contemplations on finite/infinite universe expansion, time/time-dilation, space, and everything in between since Newtonian physics—this book can teach us a lot, regardless of one's interest in physics, gravity, or the Universe.
The big takeaway I always get from listening or reading from brilliant scientists is their ability to slow down. Einstein was not in a hurry to state a finite equation and continued to review it for most of his life. One typical example is his "biggest blunder" - the cosmological constant he put into his equation; later, he felt it was his mistake as Edwin Hubble proved universe expansion. Later, physicists said the "blunder" was Einstein calling it a blunder! Today, this constant is thought to be needed and represents dark matter/energy and universe expansion.
The point is not to dive into physics but to consider what it can teach us in all aspects of life.
My takeaway is that it is critical to continue reviewing and understanding processes. Be it in manufacturing, sales, marketing, etc. These variables are forever fluid and moving, and we must continue to review them to maximize consistency in the outcome. That's why- this book is a must-read for all. It will make you realize that even the simplest things we take for granted. Our understanding of time, for example, Einstien analyzed time far more profoundly, which led to generational impacts on the world's knowledge of the Universe as we know it today. With this framework tailored to all topics/industries, we can build foundations that can impact how we analyze various issues and develop new and better solutions.
So next time you look up at the sky or down at a watch to see the time - I hope you slow down to think a little bit deeper about what that means!
I know I will! Let the analyzing and questioning continue, for that is what develops advancement!
Ive been thumbing through the new Bobby Worthington book.....pretty much the same as his others
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Bobby Worthington Book - Final Quest
The long anticipated new book by Bobby Worthington is now a reality. BobbyWorthington is no stranger to the bowhunting world. Bobby who is a lifelongresident of Bledsoe County, Tennessee, is a freelance outdoor writer, bookauthor, podcast speaker, professional hunter on Chasing Giants TV, a...
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