4. Midjourney v5.2 Drop
Midjourney dropped the latest version of its leading image AI, and the coolest feature is 'Zoom Out.'
Take this amazing example from u/futurewham on Reddit:
In 1991, a pilot invented the Rollaboard! The luggage as you know of today.
2 wheels. It took 20 years. And before 1972, nobody thought of wheels on luggages.
Simple, isn't ?
A good reminder that even great ideas can take time.
#FunFacts
It took 20 years for suitcases to have wheels 🙃
Robert Sadow invented the 4 wheeled suitcase in 1972. He went to department stores and tried to sell it.
"Nobody wanted a wheeled suitcase!" They argued: " Everywhere, porters help you with your suitcases. It's useless"
Until then, nobody had thought of putting wheels on suitcases.
Carrying heavy luggages was the norm.
Nobody could think of a suitcase with wheels. Until Robert Sadow.
It took another 20 years for the 2 wheels luggage we know now.
3/ Find a free workshop near you!
And the best? You can become a facilitator yourself after 2 workshops.
🥅 The Goal?
Spread the word
Become part of the community of Freskers
Just START!
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✅Completed ! Part of the 1 Million Participants 🌎 Will you be next?
"I need to start somewhere", I often told myself.
I stumbled upon this free workshop => FRESK.
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2/ Want to help tackle climate change but don’t have the time to become a climate scientist?
In just 3 hrs, the collaborative Climate Fresk workshop teaches the fundamental science behind #climate change and empower you to take #action
This is 5000 more reasons governments can’t allow deep sea mining to start despite the industry’s underhand efforts.
RT & sign the petition to #StopDeepSeaMining >> https://t.co/JLlR3aKcbO
3/ Understanding the mechanics of your #brain can be surprisingly motivating.
I thought I would take away tips on how to learn...
.. Much more, I have found in the course endless #motivation sources!
Thank you internet 😊
✅Course completed!
1/ At 27, B. Oakley decided to go back to university to #study engineering.
She's always been more inclined towards the humanities (B.A in Slavic Literature), but after a few years in the army, she decided to change path.
She now teaches engineering at uni
2/ She's been a strong advocate for encouraging people to understand how to learn better, and that it's possible to learn at any age.
Check out her book: "A mind for numbers", as well as her numerous (@nytimes / @WSJ) articles and @coursera course: "Learning how to learn"
5/ Bonus #Tip 🧨
Whatever you are learning, you will learn and retain more in one hour of testing yourself than you would if you spent one hour studying / reviewing
Force yourself to explain and retrieve new information to make sure you create deep learning pathways!
1/ Learning something new, and feeling that you are 'regressing' ?
Completely normal process of the brain re-organising itself to reach new heights
🚀 Sleep on it
🚀 Go for a walk / run / yoga class
🚀 Read about something else
😊
4/ 🧘♂️Activate transferring: Transfer in #learning refers to the application or transfer of knowledge, skills, or strategies from one context or domain to another
Both near / far transfers allow deeper understanding of core principles, promote long term learning and creativity
There's no age limit to developing your potential🤓 Neurogenesis (new neurons creation) happens:
1. Exercise: increase your nerdiness levels by breaking a sweat
2. Cognitive challenge: enrich your environment and keep learning new things
=> Happy brain!🧠
#LifeHacks#learning