Neumorphic knot
Push your logic beyond the limits.
andersource | Experiments and musings
Experiments and musings
Business problem solving | McKinsey
How to solve problems under uncertainty.
Debug your brain
How to remove the bugs in your brain software. Those natural tendencies that used to serve us, but fail to do so in the modern world.
George Strakhov's Creative Midwifery
George Strakhov's home on the internets. Some rights reserved.
How To Invent (Almost) Anything : Full Contents
Here's the free, full content of the book 'How To Invent (Almost) Anything' by David Straker and Graham Rawlinson
Learning Through Play
Play is an essential way of learning about the world. Doing things we enjoy without a goal in mind leads us to find new information, better understand our own capabilities, and find unexpected beauty around us. Arithmetic is one example of an area we can explore through play.
Our Brain Typically Overlooks This Brilliant Problem-Solving Strategy | Scientific American
People often limit their creativity by continually adding new features to a design rather than removing existing ones
Simplicable Guide - Simplicable
Simplicable is a modern encyclopedia that has been updated daily since 2010.
Tomas Pueyo on X: "Analogies have a bad rap vs. 1st principles. But both have a role to play. When should you use Analogies vs. First Principles? It depends on the novelty-complexity relationship. https://t.co/JjGdehV7k5" / X
When should you use Analogies vs. First Principles?
It depends on the novelty-complexity relationship.
— Tomas Pueyo (@tomaspueyo)