Attention Residue: The Productivity Killer

Attention Residue: The Productivity Killer

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The Helsinki Bus Station Theory

In 2004, a Finnish-American photographer named Arno Minkkinen gave the commencement speech at the New England School of Photography.In the speech, he offered a powerful thought experiment:Imagine for a moment that you find yourself at the large bus station in the center of Helsin ...  Show more

The 2 Types of Knowledge: Real vs. Surface

In 1918, German theoretical physicist Max Planck won the Nobel Prize for his discovery of energy quanta.After winning the prize, he went on a tour, giving lectures at universities and institutions around the country on his findings.There’s an apocryphal story from that tour that ...  Show more

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