Good question.................

 

We all become stories. The question becomes how will yours end?

-Tony Isola, from his post, On The Clock

Just another one of those things I've never given much thought about............

 

The underlying idea here is energy and power aren’t the same. Energy is how much you’ve got. Power is how fast you can use it.

-as culled from today's Stephen McBride post

unlearning............................

 

. . . economics professor Roberto Serrano gave his class a take-home midterm, the way he had for years. The class average came back at 96% in a course where midterms historically averaged 65 to 80. Suspicious that the students were using AI, he made the final exam in-person. The average collapsed to 48.6%, the lowest he’d ever seen. Dozens of students had likely used AI on the midterm, and the final exam revealed how little they actually knew. These are Ivy League students holding the most powerful learning tool ever built, and instead of using it to learn, they used it to skip learning because thirteen years of school didn’t teach them how to learn, or even why it’s important.

-Austin Scholar, from this episode