Month: January 2018

Ch1 L6: Habits (Part 2 – The Achilles’ heel)

January 11, 2018 7 Comments

Through the last post, we referred to the study of some rats’ brain [1] to discuss that habitual or automated behaviors help us both react to problems or dangers faster and save more energy which is aligned with the fundamental principle of Minergy [2]. We should know that habits can be formed and practiced totally independent of memory. Eugene Pauly […]

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Ch1 L5: Habits (Part 1 – why we create habits)

January 4, 2018 8 Comments

so far, we’ve spent four lessons on the reaction which hasn’t been executed and we’ve been experiencing the thing [1] for a tiny fraction of a second. Since we know nothing about either the thing or our ability, thus the confidence level is 0 [2], by default, we’d pick the flight reaction [3].

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Month: January 2018

Ch1 L6: Habits (Part 2 – The Achilles’ heel)

Ch1 L5: Habits (Part 1 – why we create habits)

Stationary Traveller by Camel

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