Critical thinking extremely important to cultivate. My only suggestion - think creative ways of how you can motivate your child, your five-year old, nine-year old or a teenager to "read". To learn organizing, classifying, categorizing, think of 3S: Spectrum, Superset, Subset. Union/Intersection/4th section in 2 circle intersection. To learn critical thinking= analyzing argument, think of 3C: Contradiction, Causality, Condition. If you like 4th C, include 4th C = Comparison. Didn't feel including Comparison as it is inherent human vice/virtue. other critical thinking tools: many to one, venn, fact/ opinion. IMHO, ALL other things will fall into place. I think, education should be in the order of critical thinking first, followed by reading, writing, then numbers along with abstract/imagination. ONLY AFTER THAT the specific interests depending on individual - STEM, arts, trade vocation. Riding the crests and surviving the troughs before peaking on the days when it matters. INnate, INherent will evolve by certain age; interests development will not be discrete like a one day event/ revelation but will be result of a mindset. . .... In current dynamic times which in my opinion are the most exciting times ever, only the person who can learn, unlearn, relearn will succeed. Spending hundreds of hours continuously w 5, 10 or teenage kids, I've experienced those kids learning, unlearning and relearning. Kids have an edge over adults in learning, unlearning and relearning. ..... Writing program or beginning by simply writing steps in English to writing flowchart can be an excellent way to combine all our human faculties. 1,2,3COP =Compare, Other (eg. wht happened w OTHER Drs/situations), Previous (what code, procedure, etc used Previously). Compare = less reasoned, less effective bcoz zero or less innovation, more zero sum. [email protected] Chintan=Curious Purohit =Patience
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Can a child form or find link between eye color and fractions?
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Simply unimaginable. After knowing this, wonder how humans can ignore nature.
Nature >> man made foods
Whey equals fast
Casein equals slow
Initially newborn time Whey is more as FAST NEEDED, then as infant grows, does slower casein proportion increase?
So, does breast changes from 80-20 to 20-80?
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After knowing this, would you've courage to argue with nature?
My next thought though I've some reservations: eating seasonal vegetables -> accordance with nature
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Whey and casein ratio in formula: Why it's important to know the facts - Milk Drunk
alpha-lactalbumin = A2 in human whereas
Beta-lactalbumin in cows
Whey is FAST.
Casein is slow. Slow S = better at sleep as slowly digested. Binds calcium and phosphorus FOR BONES.
Initially newborn time Whey is more as FAST NEEDED, then slow casein
So, breast changes from 80-20 to 20-80
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my strong belief: be the pebble in the pond that creates the ripple for positive change.
I connect my staff with what they want. Maintaining open communication, I've enabled my staff; interviewing by checking motivation has assured no turnover.
I've offered monetary and non-monetary help to my employees when they prove their commitment and whether I trust their motivation: example- can get a competitive score in their field, GMAT score of 720+, or pass a medical coding test.
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As humans, we can ponder sometime about sharing: are resources a zero sum game? is wealth a zero sum entity?
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Prime numbers are the building blocks of all numbers, unique and indivisible, like the purest words in a poem. They are the silent rhythm in the language of mathematics, shaping everything but never quite fitting in. Just as rare words add beauty to a verse, primes add mystery to numbers, hinting at hidden patterns and secrets. Their unpredictability inspires wonder, like a poet seeking meaning in chaos. In the digital world, primes protect our secrets, making them guardians of trust. To glimpse a prime number is to touch the infinite, to find a single note resonating in the universe’s song.
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Scientific American: Mathematicians Come Up with ‘Mind-Blowing’ Method for Defining Prime Numbers
Like language has words (further nuanced into parts of speech nouns, tenses), which are building blocks that makes up sentences, prime numbers are building blocks. Partitions, at first glance, seem to be the stuff of child’s play,” Ono says. “How many ways can you add up numbers to get other numbers?” For instance, the number 5 has seven partitions: 4 + 1, 3 + 2, 3 + 1 + 1, 2 + 2 + 1, 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 and 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1.
Yet the concept turns out to be powerful as a hidden key that unlocks new ways of detecting primes.
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Mathematicians Come Up with ‘Mind-Blowing’ Method for Defining Prime Numbers
Like language has words (further nuanced into parts of speech nouns, tenses), which are building blocks that makes up sentences, prime numbers are building blocks. Partitions, at first glance, seem to be the stuff of child’s play,” Ono says. “How many ways can you add up numbers to get other numbers?” For instance, the number 5 has seven partitions: 4 + 1, 3 + 2, 3 + 1 + 1, 2 + 2 + 1, 2 + 1 + 1 + 1 and 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1.
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Spectrum of 3Ps from please to persuasion to pushy
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One of the main traits to lead a fulfilling life-> curiosity
Other 2- patience and resilience
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The Neurobiology of Habits | Psychology Today
Habits allow the decision-making areas of the brain to take a break. If you visit a restaurant enough times, you may start defaulting on the same order because it is familiar and your brain does not have to decide whether you will like it.
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Mental short cuts
"1 hour per 1,000 miles" rule of thumb is a very neat approximation.
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