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Alva Gonzalez @AlvaGonzalez8

4 days ago

@CarlosDelu11 Buena marca Adidas. No me la manches. Es como los guachiturros con lacoste

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Andrew Yeung

@andruyeung

7 months ago

This is fascinating... the HEIGHT of the ceiling in the room you're working in has a DIRECT impact on how creative you are It's called the Cathedral Effect How it works: Your brain borrows metaphors from the physical world (space is one of the strongest) When a room feels tall and open, your mind unconsciously associates that with freedom and possibility - you zoom OUT When a room feels tight or enclosed, your mind goes into precision mode… attention narrows. You notice typos, spot mistakes, and hone in on details - you zoom IN Researchers found that people in high-ceiling rooms perform better on creativity. People in low-ceiling rooms perform better on detail orientation and error detection Churches and museums have soaring ceilings - meant to inspire awe. Libraries and war rooms are tighter - meant for concentration Startup brainstorms love lofts, and accounting teams love small rooms with doors Even coffee shops do this. The ones designed for deep work tend to be lower and quieter. The ones designed for conversation tend to feel more open So if you’re doing creative stuff - writing, designing, brainstorming - do it in a LARGE room with high ceilings. Then move to a smaller room to edit and proofread.

andruyeung's tweet photo. This is fascinating... the HEIGHT of the ceiling in the room you're working in has a DIRECT impact on how creative you are

It's called the Cathedral Effect

How it works: Your brain borrows metaphors from the physical world (space is one of the strongest)

When a room feels tall and open, your mind unconsciously associates that with freedom and possibility - you zoom OUT

When a room feels tight or enclosed, your mind goes into precision mode… attention narrows. You notice typos, spot mistakes, and hone in on details - you zoom IN

Researchers found that people in high-ceiling rooms perform better on creativity. People in low-ceiling rooms perform better on detail orientation and error detection

Churches and museums have soaring ceilings - meant to inspire awe. Libraries and war rooms are tighter - meant for concentration

Startup brainstorms love lofts, and accounting teams love small rooms with doors

Even coffee shops do this. The ones designed for deep work tend to be lower and quieter. The ones designed for conversation tend to feel more open

So if you’re doing creative stuff - writing, designing, brainstorming - do it in a LARGE room with high ceilings. Then move to a smaller room to edit and proofread.

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Matthew Donegan-Ryan

@MatthewDR

7 months ago

🦾”NO ONE IS GOING TO REMEMBER THAT @Tesla MADE A CAR, THEY WILL ONLY REMEMBER THE @Tesla_Optimus ROBOT AND @elonmusk IS GOING TO MAKE A BILLION OF THEM” @Jason 🦿 Jason Calacanis, who famously never name drops, reluctantly name drops that he visited the Optimus studio 2 Sundays ago and was blown away by Optimus saying it will be they greatest product made in the history of the world and that Tesla has essentially “already won”