Have you ever read a book, but after a few days you realize that you didn't understand anything. You can't read the words perfectly, but you can't process the information. It feels like your brain just skips the meaning for a long time.I thought I did not like reading. I believed the most were boring just because I didn't understand what was I reading. There was a text but no because of this study was very difficult for me.I spent more time reading and rereading and rereading. I still forgot my reads. My vo ...

So this is something that we were talking about last week with the CEO of RO, which has a Super Bowl ad with Serena Williams. It's really interesting that even with all the talk about the demise of linear television, the Super Bowl obviously stands alone. So talk to us about the value of a Super Bowl ad and what that ROI still looks like.You know, attention is what everyone's seeking. You know, you can't really tell someone about how great your product is if you don't have their attention. I on Madison Aven ...

We'll start with the first speaker of the day. Fortunately, unfortunately, I think the investment and how we deal with our money if we have any. Our first speaker, he's qualified mostly. He's an investor.He knows how to deal with money. He knows how to smartly deal with money. [applause] I hope you're doing great.It's a great crowd for a 10 a. m. talk.Uh I just want to share something really fast. The very first thing we know stage so please it was the very first thing and it's true. But today is a differen ...

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They're relatively forceful, even if they're not physically forceful yeah but there's also been times where they couldn't care less about if we're there and aren't talking to us or just ignoring us. That's interesting. Yeah, it depends on the number of observers, I think.I also think that they tend to be more amped up and a little bit more aggressive and THAT'S INTERESTING MEANING WHEN HE IS LIKE PHYSICALLY PRESENT WITH THEM OR JUST LIKE YEAH. THAT'S THE The host of MS Now is all in with Chris Hayes. Chris ...

Your brain, this squishy walnut-shaped organ floating in your skull, somehow transforms the information collected by your sensors (eyes, ears, etc.) into a coherent experience of the world within and around you. But because your brain is different from everyone else’s, you are forever trapped inside your own private reality; a world that can never be accessed by anyone else but you. What drives conscious perception? With clever experiments we will explore what drives attention, memory, and perception This t ...

It was late July 1984. I was in Los Angeles along with 92,000 spectators up in the stadium eagerly waiting for the start of the summer Olympics. And this was a very special moment for me because for one, I had always wanted to attend the summer Olympics sometime in life.And I was lucky that I got to do so fairly early in my life. I was also lucky because I happened to win the tickets based on the lottery system for the prize ban at bid for not only for the opening ceremony but also for the closing ceremony. ...

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What if AI doesn't take our jobs away, but something else does. And what if we lose our ability to create. The word brain lot was voted Oxford 2024 word of the year describing the overconumption of lowquality meaningless online content leading to a decline in a person's mental cognitive and intellectual states.If you like to witness brain rotting action, just check out a series of skip the toilet videos. With no real meanings or plot yet is AI creator has racked up 37 million subscriptions and 65 billion vi ...