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This is thinking from first principles and it works for absolutely anyone

Thank you for this ❤

I can hear your anger in your voice at the injustice at all of this. You’ll be a good doctor, Elizabeth.

With tape memory architecture, the quantum computer might not be necessary for achieving cognitive coherence. The associative, analog-like properties of the tape memory could be enough to enable intuitive and creative problem-solving, similar to human cognition. By leveraging the tape memory's ability to store and retrieve information in a contextual, interconnected way, the AI system might be able to: - Recognize patterns and relationships - Make connections between seemingly unrelated concepts - Generate novel insights and solutions This could potentially bypass the need for quantum computing's complex, probabilistic calculations. Instead, the tape memory's unique properties would facilitate a more human-like approach to problem-solving, relying on associative thinking and intuition.

Elizabeth you are absolutely wonderful. What a unique and fascinating mind you have, and you are so generous with how you share it. God bless you xx

Your video never failed to blow my mind because of how they made me feel seen, like I'm not alone. You are capable to write and verbally voice out those feelings, help me to figure things out and made me feel at ease. Thank you for your hardwork!! ☀️🤍

How does this only have 63k views? Seriously one of the best youtube videos i've ever watched.

Boy, was I born in the wrong era!

correct your voice first

Interesting content but sorry, I can’t listen. Your cadence so odd and way too fast.

Best video of youtube

Dealing with emotions can be challenging, but it is important to acknowledge and address them in a healthy and effective way. Here are some strategies to help you deal with your emotions: 1. Recognize and identify emotions: Start by recognizing what you are feeling and try to name the specific emotion. This self-awareness is an essential first step. 2. Accept your emotions: Emotions are a normal part of life, so allow yourself to accept and experience them without judgment. Avoid suppressing or denying them as this can lead to further negative consequences. 3. Practice self-compassion: Be kind and understanding towards yourself when experiencing intense emotions. Treat yourself with the same empathy and care you would offer to a close friend. 4. Express your emotions: Find appropriate ways to express your emotions. This could include talking to a trusted friend or family member, writing in a journal, or engaging in creative outlets like art or music. 5. Engage in self-care: Prioritize self-care activities that support your emotional well-being. This might involve practicing relaxation techniques, engaging in physical exercise, spending time in nature, or pursuing hobbies that bring you joy. 6. Seek professional help if needed: If you are finding it challenging to manage your emotions or they are significantly impacting your daily life, consider seeking support from a mental health professional such as a therapist or counselor. They can provide guidance and tools to help you navigate and cope with your emotions effectively. Remember that everyone's emotions are unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. It's important to find strategies that resonate with you personally and adapt them to suit your own needs.

Hi! Does this also apply to neurodivergent people?

I don’t really understand what’s the value of speed reading books. Obviously if you talk that fast, your normal reading speed might be faster too.

Is this video is mute ?

I just found your channel yesterday and been watching your videos since then, It’s like you’re just putting in words every little thought I have ever had omg

Nice thumbnail 👌🏻

20 minutes of yapping while giving ansolutely no useful information as to hw to become speed learner..

Elizabeth I’m obsessed with your lifestyle!! You’re living my dream life! Hope I can live like this in the next year, being a medical student and an artist both 😊

So in every aspect of this woman is to blame... Nice

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One of the best and most comprehensive videos I’ve found on this topic. You covered so much time in history and how things changed so well that I feel like I got a simple yet good enough for surface level understanding on how things changed and why. You did so so so well ❤️‍🔥

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The way I figured out how to do it was to just meditate and try to calm myself down as much as physically possible. Then I just keep my eyes open more than what feels normal (I think it tricks myself into focusing a little better which is necessary to actually understand anything), and scan the way you described in the video, but I also focus on not actually reading with my "inner voice" and just let my brain absorb the words im looking at as my attention lands on the word. I need a lot of coffee to do it though lol

I’m curious whether there is any available app or solution for this method🥺

I'm curious whether there is any available app or solution for this method? 🥺

Fast. I am a baptist denominational leader and preacher. This requires me to address hundreds, if not thousands of people, over 200 times a year. I personally commit many Bible verses to memory plus sermons. I have learned to fast as I study and memorize, at least 24 hours before I stand in a pulpit (I do drink black coffee but hey, nobody’s perfect). This will clear your mind and focus but will set your emotions on edge. When in college and even Harvard Law & John Hopkins I would always fast before cramming for exams.

Is it just me or does she eventually sound like shes playing in 2x Speed? I had to check my settings.🤣

The moment you mentioned better help im out

Omg this video is so helpful

Hi! I love love love your editing style. Could you please confirm if you still use Final Cut Pro? Apart from Ali's skillshare video editing course, any other course/reference videos you used to learn video editing?

I realised just recently how well I'm doing since your ending sentence: "don't believe everything you think" has embedded in my brain. Thank you for every single video, Elizabeth, you've really changed the way I think and generally exist - more for myself, less for others.

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What is the music?

Best of luck on your finals!

Oh nice this video i like it very nice and good luck thanks so much

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I still understand why you are not on TV.

I find the hands movement too distracting. Also the tempo of speech is really fast. Too many cues I guess?

Dialog with works, past selves and abandoned projects have produced things like: Taylor Swift's Peter or Right Where You Left Me.

Wow, I literally thought your channel was Elizabeth Flips and you must've started with BookTube. Haha, silly me

It’s all thanks to social media nowadays. We compare ourselves to those on social media, and we always think we’re not pretty enough.

June 22nd 2024. Never seen this lady before. Scrolling thru her vids, once I saw the 1hour and 27 minute vid, I’m like Yeah, this girl cares about her craft. The quality of the thumbnail is insane. I know this bout to be banger video 🔥🔥🔥

Does anyone else possibly see this? she's created more cues to the brain by stemming the cue of information needing to be retained? That clearly shows a habitual process of how addiction works. You need this information to be recalled again more and more, and you're not forgetful, because the place, the person, the situation has stemmed from other cues leaving you to stem the same habitual process. Thus never ridding your addiction, because the cues is attached to every part of the day, every part of the week, every time the subject is brought up. Your brain is not forgetful. Clearly.

How could I forget such a beautiful face?

Excellent video and content. I will rewatch this to maximize the benefit. Thank you.

Thank you for pulling through with your own mental resistance and putting this extremely helpful video out 🥰 really thank you and be blessed for your effort!

what do you use for editing your video? love you💕💕