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Here's the formula to becoming prolific.

Here's the formula to becoming prolific.

Here's the formula to becoming prolific.

Right from the abstract scratch to something which has not been imagined yet.

The best way to predict the future is to invent it .

Are we living in a computer simulation? This question, once the realm of science fiction, is now at the forefront of scientific and philosophical debate. "The Game of Life: Decoding the Simulation Hypothesis" offers a compelling exploration of this theory, making it a must-watch for anyone intrigued by the intersections of technology, reality, and human consciousness. https://lnkd.in/gUFVnUxA

The idea for Nintendo’s Game Boy system was born from a philosophy that had a much less catchy name: lateral thinking with withered technology. The term was coined by Gunpei Yokoi, a Nintendo employee who started at the company with a similarly dry job: machine maintenance worker. One day, a Nintendo executive noticed that Yokoi had built a simple extendable-arm-grabber toy in his free time. Let’s sell it, the executive said. It became a small hit. Yokoi was eventually promoted to help build out the company’s video game business. But he recognized that he didn’t have the expertise to advance the cutting edge of the video game world. So he decided on a very specific strategy: take already well-understood knowledge and technology from different domains and combine them in unique ways to create new products. The result was the Game Boy. In this interview with Big Think, David Epstein, author of the 2019 book "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World," explains how lateral thinking — a type of thinking where you approach problems from non-obvious angles — is a problem-solving strategy that’s surprisingly well-suited for our fast-changing world.

How is it possible in 21st century

🌟 From Skies to Screen: The Evolution of Prediction 🌟 I just published a blog exploring how prediction has evolved across generations—from my grandparents reading the skies to us relying on algorithms today. 🌤️📊 Would love to know your thoughts. Let me know—how do you see prediction evolving in your own life? Let’s discuss it! 🚀

Over the past year, curiosity has grown around #CLOLIFT, leading to inquiries to key leaders in the project like Brian Hackett and Meighan Hackett Poritz. Many in the L&D world and beyond are eager to understand its objectives and the ultimate goal of our work. Thats why I wanted to (re)share the original prologue paper that set the stage and context for the three subsequent problem papers, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming the thought leadership agenda in CLO and learning organizations. #CLOLIFT, a practitioner community, is dedicated to addressing persistent challenges in Learning and Development. Our mission is to improve learning processes and elevate the industry by tackling issues like governance, the relationship between time and value, and speed to upskill. For too long new has been the proxy for better in L&D. Join us in breaking this cycle of so we can explore long-term strategies to enhance learning experiences and strengthen learning cultures. Discover more about CLO LIFT and its role in transforming the Learning and Development landscape: https://lnkd.in/epuEQ8aU