4/ Not only the reviewing platforms can be manipulated, but the reviews can represent the opinion of a person that isn’t necessary equipped to assess if the book content is knowledge and actionable.

5/ A convincing review from an unequipped reviewer can trigger all the well known cognitive psychology phenomenons that turn a useless book into a bestseller.

6/ It’s amazing to me how this core problem has not been addressed so far, despite being critical to improve the human condition and advance our progress as a species.

7/ We’ll have neural interfaces to read faster, yes. But what invention will help us finding the right things to read faster?

I know where to get images for my next keynote about #automation now. https://t.co/Dd8sMIRMx1

If you’re good, polls can tell any story you want them to tell

“After Mikhail Benyash, a Russian lawyer, said he would be defending a group of national guardsmen who refused to join the war in Ukraine, he was inundated with calls from across the country.” https://t.co/lzH6czZ3pL https://t.co/jurZqY1M0Z

Many ask for the former, few understand the latter.

“If someone asks you to endorse their new project, “it’ll only take a minute,” they’re offering to save you time, but at the risk of the trust you’ve built. That’s not a light lift, it’s a huge risk.”

https://t.co/jQktVyjnLz

@salman_paracha @sallamar That’s terrible advice. If I have never seen a customer in my career, what am I supposed to do??
What if I’ve seen some but I really didn’t care about listening to them because, clearly, I knew better?
At that point, what can I be proud of among the things that I relate to?

@salman_paracha @sallamar Now you’re talking!

RT @IntelArrow: Mariupol city center, today.

Complete devastation. https://t.co/nDTawUBHDI