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Personal favorite online courses for free: Name Format Time Tests Rating Financial Markets Video & Text 26 h 2 5 Cognitive Neuroscience Audio & PPT 26 h 0 4 [ READ MORE ]
Reading a book is good for your brain (left image) Surfing the Internet is much better for your brain (right image) As older people increase their cognitive abilities drastically by only surfing the internet for one week. All of us web-users are rewiring our brains improving abilities like multi-tasking, complex reasoning and decision-making. [ READ MORE ]
In his article arguing against an natural rate of unemployment, Mr. Farmer created an great graph showing the Beveridge curve develop over the past 50 years. [ READ MORE ]
Why do some people get really tired at night, when others are at their peak performance? The human brain has 2 ways of regulating the sleep-awake cycle. The first is by external influence mainly light we see. The other cycle is controlled by a chemical clock in our brains. This clock does not run exactly 24 hours, [ READ MORE ]
I really don’t know why anyone would want to do that, except really crazy people who are obsessed with putting info on their blog. WARNING: This is extremely boring information useful for less than 50 people on that planet and you are guaranteed not to be one of them. [ READ MORE ]
In the case I ever decide to start drawing the illustration tutorials from Cedarseed will come in handy. Not that it would be useful in any measurable manner to know this stuff, but: The archetype male statue is 8 heads tall. For women it is 7.5 heads. [ READ MORE ]
Here is a screen shot of the first version for my Business Plan I don’t write in Word, but in PowerPoint. I figured Investors are getting 20 Business Plans a day. They decide in the first couple of seconds if they will spend some more time with this plan or not, in the first couple [ READ MORE ]
—————Table-of-Contents————— The Kolbe A Index NLP Meta Programs Mayers-Briggs Type indicator [ READ MORE ]
In an article from Psyblog it is very nicely explained that we have to believe everthing we are reading in order to be able to process it. In an ancient experiment (1993) 2 groups of people were shown a text about two criminals. They were told that everything in this text written red font was a false. Both [ READ MORE ]
—————Table-of-Contents————— When the VCs say “NO” VCs really want to hear: The Equity Equation How to Negotiate a Term Sheet with a VC The Hacker’s Guide to Investors How to Fund a Startup How to Make Wealth [ READ MORE ]
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