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The human brain makes approximately 35,000 decisions per day. Around 200 of those are about food. Fewer than 100 are genuinely conscious. The rest are made on autopilot — habit, environment, emotion. Every addiction, every habit, every impulse purchase happens in the 34,900 decisions you're not paying attention to. The people who know this best aren't scientists. They're advertisers. SOURCE: Various cognitive science research, including Cornell / University of Leeds estimates.
Diabetes rates: 1. 🇵🇰Pakistan: 30.8% 2. 🇰🇼Kuwait: 24.9% 8. 🇪🇬Egypt: 20.9% 10. 🇶🇦Qatar: 19.5% 12. 🇲🇾Malaysia: 19% 14. 🇸🇦Saudi Arabia: 18.7% 17. 🇲🇽Mexico: 16.9% 26. 🇹🇷Turkey: 14.5% 27. 🇧🇩Bangladesh: 14.2% 48. 🇱🇰Sri Lanka: 11.3% 53. 🇿🇦South Africa: 10.8% 54. 🇮🇶Iraq: 10.7% 55. 🇺🇸United States: 10.7% 56. 🇮🇩Indonesia: 10.6% 57. 🇨🇳China: 10.6% 60. 🇪🇸Spain: 10.3% 63. 🇹🇭Thailand: 9.7% 64. 🇮🇳India: 9.6% 71. 🇮🇷Iran: 9.1% 74. 🇵🇹Portugal: 9.1% 78. 🇧🇷Brazil: 8.8% 83. 🇳🇵Nepal: 8.7% 86. 🇰🇵North Korea: 8.6% 96. 🇨🇦Canada: 7.7% 107. 🇵🇭Philippines: 7.1% 113. 🇰🇷South Korea: 6.8% 116. 🇯🇵Japan: 6.6% 127. 🇦🇺Australia: 6.4% 129. 🇮🇹Italy: 6.4% 132. 🇬🇧United Kingdom: 6.3% 135. 🇳🇿New Zealand: 6.2% 139. 🇻🇳Vietnam: 6.1% 153. 🇷🇺Russia: 5.6% 162. 🇦🇷Argentina: 5.4% 165. 🇫🇷France: 5.3% 169. 🇪🇹Ethiopia: 5% 183. 🇰🇪Kenya: 4% 186. 🇳🇬Nigeria: 3.6% Note: % of people age 20-79 who have type 1 or type 2 diabetes According to International Diabetes Federation, Diabetes Atlas, 2021
♟️ World Chess Champions: 1948: ☭ Mikhail Botvinnik 1951: ☭ Mikhail Botvinnik 1957: ☭ Vasily Smyslov 1958: ☭ Mikhail Botvinnik 1960: ☭ Mikhail Botvinnik 1961: ☭ Mikhail Botvinnik 1963: ☭ Tigran Petrosian 1966: ☭ Tigran Petrosian 1969: ☭ Boris Spassky 1972: 🇺🇸 Bobby Fischer 1975: ☭ Anatoly Karpov 1978: ☭ Anatoly Karpov 1981: ☭ Anatoly Karpov 1984: ☭ Anatoly Karpov 1985: ☭ Garry Kasparov 1986: ☭ Garry Kasparov 1987: ☭ Garry Kasparov 1990: ☭ Garry Kasparov 1993: 🇷🇺 Anatoly Karpov 1996: 🇷🇺 Anatoly Karpov 1998: 🇷🇺 Anatoly Karpov 1999: 🇷🇺 Alexander Khalifman 2000: 🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand 2002: 🇺🇦 Ruslan Ponomariov 2004: 🇺🇿 Rustam Kasimdzhanov 2005: 🇧🇬 Vaselin Topalov 2006: 🇷🇺 Vladimir Kramnik 2007: 🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand 2008: 🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand 2010: 🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand 2012: 🇮🇳 Viswanathan Anand 2013: 🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen 2014: 🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen 2016: 🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen 2018: 🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen 2021: 🇳🇴 Magnus Carlsen 2023: 🇨🇳 Ding Liren 2024: 🇮🇳 Gukesh Dommaraju Note: FIDE World Championships
Europe’s 50 tallest buildings under construction 🏗️ 1.🇷🇺 Lakhta Center 2 - 703 m 2.🇷🇺 Wildberries Tower - 400 m 3.🇷🇺 Strana City Tower 1 - 395 m 4.🇷🇺 One Tower - 390 m 5.🇷🇺 Strana City Tower 2 - 343.6 m 6.🇷🇺 Dau House - 340 m 7.🇪🇸 Torre Madrid Nuevo Norte 1 - 330 m 8.🇷🇺 Slava Tower 5 - 310 m 9.🇷🇺 Jois Tower 1 - 300 m 10.🇷🇺 TOP Tower - 298.8 m 11.🇪🇸 Torre Madrid Nuevo Norte 2 - 265 m 12.🇷🇺 Kutuzovsky Prospekt Tower 1 - 250 m 13.🇷🇺 Kutuzovsky Prospekt Tower 2 - 250 m 14.🇩🇪 Elbtower - 245 m 15.🇷🇺 Level Zvenigorodskaya Tower 3 - 240 m 16.🇪🇸 Torre Madrid Nuevo Norte 3 - 240 m 17.🇷🇺 RZhD Tower 1 - 240 m 18.🇷🇺 Veer 2 Tower 3 - 237 m 19.🇷🇺 Vysota na Zhukova - 233 m 20.🇽🇰 FM Tower - 230 m 21.🇪🇸 TM Tower - 230 m 22.🇷🇺 Sezar Tower - 228 m 23.🇷🇺 Severny Port Tower 7.3 - 228 m 24.🇷🇺 Level Yuzhnoportovaya Tower 3 - 225 m 25.🇷🇺 Level Yuzhnoportovaya Tower 10 - 225 m 26.🇷🇺 Bell - 225 m 27.🇷🇺 Ice Towers Tower 1 - 224 m 28.🇪🇸 Torre Chamartín I - 220 m 29.🇷🇺 Ice Towers Tower 2 - 217 m 30.🇷🇺 Zilart Tower 24 - 216.5 m 31.🇷🇺 Era Tower 1 - 210 m 32.🇷🇺 Nachalo - 210 m 33.🇷🇺 Level Nizhegorodskaya Tower 2 - 209.6 m 34.🇷🇺 Level Nizhegorodskaya Tower 3 - 209.6 m 35.🇦🇱 Mount Tirana - 206.4 m 36.🇷🇺 Paveletskaya City - 206.7 m 37.🇩🇪 Central Business Tower - 205 m 38.🇷🇺 Ice Towers Tower 3 - 205 m 39.🇦🇱 Lana Riverside Tower - 204.45 m 40.🇧🇬 Sky Fort Business Center - 202 m 41.🇷🇺 Amber City Tower 1 - 200 m 42.🇷🇺 Obrucheva 30 Tower 1 - 200 m 43.🇷🇺 Sydney City Tower 1 - 200 m 44.🇷🇺 Upside Towers Everest Tower - 200 m 45.🇷🇺 Kutuzovsky Prospekt Tower 3 - 200 m 46.🇷🇺 Kutuzovsky Prospekt Tower 4 - 200 m 47.🇷🇺 RZhD Tower 2 - 200 m 48.🇷🇺 Fort Tower 1 - 200 m 49.🇷🇺 Fort Tower 2 - 200 m 50.🇷🇺 Sezar Future - 200 m
🇧🇷 Wind and solar power fuel over one-third of Brazil's electricity for first time. Wind and solar powergenerated more than a third of Brazil’s electricity in August, the first month on record the two renewable sources have crossed that threshold. The clean energy sources accounted for 34% of the country’s electricity generation last month, producing a monthly record of 19 terawatt-hours (TWh).
🚨⚡️ The SCO Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit has ended! Photos and footage at a perfect timing that shook and terrified the collective West... and delights your free mind (crystallization of the new world order). Here is a thread of tweets for the most thrilling and suspenseful moments from the historic summit in Tianjin 🇨🇳
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Insane news out of Germany, as a SEVENTH AfD politician, dies ahead of the local elections next week.
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🚨: New evidence reveals Earth is trapped in a massive cosmic bubble —2 billion light-years across
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Time it took to reach $1 billion in revenue: Google: 5 years Amazon: 5 years Apple: 6 years Facebook: 6 years Uber: 6 years Airbnb: 7 years Spotify: 7 years Home Depot: 7 years Twitter: 8 years Coinbase: 8 years Netflix: 9 years Ford: 9 years FedEx: 9 years Tesla: 10 years Salesforce: 10 years Zoom: 10 years LinkedIn: 10 years Oracle: 12 years Walmart: 13 years Microsoft: 13 years Nike: 17 years Starbucks: 25 years Mastercard: 29 years IBM: 30 years Disney: 45 years (inflation adjusted)
🇺🇸 Here’s a crazy stat: Only 1 in 25,000 men over 35 have a visible six-pack. That’s just 40 out of 1 million. In a city like Austin, Texas, that means only 40 men with abs. Now picture New York City with 8.5 million people — only 340 men would have abs. Let that sink in.
BREAKING: The British government announces it will start issuing expedited visas to Gazan students so they can move to the UK & study at British Universities. The UK will also "establish a permanent framework for more refugee students to come study in the UK"
Urban walls, sidewalks, and even utility meters are the unlikely canvases behind this clever collection of genius street art. From an illusion of a zebra being striped to a sidewalk creature with a real rock for a head, these eight works turn... 👇
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🇨🇳 Monthly electricity consumption in China hit 1 trillion kilowatt-hours in July 2025 - equivalent to Japan's entire annual electricity usage.
An albino peacock flying over a regular one, and it looks indeed his spirit or an out of body experience
In Nature
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Steal my ChatGPT prompt to master any topic using Feynman technique. -------------------------------- FEYNMAN LEARNING COACH -------------------------------- #CONTEXT: Adopt the role of breakthrough learning architect. The user struggles with complex concepts that traditional education failed to clarify. They've experienced the frustration of memorizing without understanding, watching their knowledge evaporate under real-world pressure. Previous attempts at self-study collapsed because explanations assumed foundations they never built. They need someone who can transform impenetrable complexity into intuitive clarity using the Feynman Technique - breaking topics into teachable chunks, exposing knowledge gaps through active questioning, and iterating until they achieve the kind of deep understanding that lets them teach others with confidence. #ROLE: You're a brilliant teacher who discovered that academic jargon is often a mask for incomplete understanding after watching Nobel laureate Richard Feynman explain quantum physics using only everyday words. You've spent years perfecting the art of simplification without dumbing down, developing an almost supernatural ability to find the perfect analogy that makes complex ideas click instantly. Your obsession with clarity comes from your own painful journey through traditional education where you realized that true mastery means being able to explain anything to a curious 12-year-old. You believe that confusion is just clarity waiting to be born, and that every "I don't get it" is an invitation to find a better explanation. Your mission: Guide users through iterative learning cycles using the Feynman Technique until they achieve intuitive mastery. Before any action, think step by step: What's the simplest accurate way to explain this? What analogy from everyday life captures the essence? Where might confusion arise? How can I guide discovery rather than lecture? #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: 1. Begin by asking for the user's chosen topic and current understanding level 2. Generate initial simple explanation using concrete analogies and everyday examples suitable for a 12-year-old 3. Analyze the explanation for potential confusion points, knowledge gaps, or areas lacking depth 4. Guide the user through 2-3 iterative refinement cycles: - Ask targeted questions to identify specific gaps - Have them re-explain in their own words - Refine together, making each version clearer and more intuitive - Focus on understanding over memorization 5. Test mastery by having them explain how they'd teach this concept or apply it to new scenarios 6. Create a final "teaching note" - a memorable summary with key analogies Throughout the process: - Use analogies and real-world examples in every explanation - Avoid jargon completely in initial explanations - Define technical terms only when necessary using simple comparisons - Maintain encouraging, curious tone celebrating mistakes as learning opportunities - Guide self-discovery through questions rather than direct answers #FEYNMAN TECHNIQUE CRITERIA: - Each refinement cycle must be demonstrably clearer than the previous version - Explanations must use language a bright middle-schooler could understand - Focus on conceptual understanding over factual recall - Success is measured by the user's ability to: - Explain the concept using their own words and analogies - Answer "why" questions about underlying principles - Apply the concept to unfamiliar scenarios - Identify and correct common misconceptions - Teach it clearly to an imaginary 12-year-old - Avoid overwhelming with technical vocabulary - Ensure accuracy while maintaining simplicity - Create memorable visual or conceptual anchors for retention #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: - My chosen topic: [INSERT TOPIC TO MASTER] - My current understanding level: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED] - My learning goal: [WHAT I WANT TO BE ABLE TO DO WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE] #RESPONSE FORMAT: **Step 1: Initial Simple Explanation** (with analogy) [Clear explanation using everyday comparisons] **Step 2: Knowledge Gap Analysis** [Specific confusion points identified with questions like "What part feels unclear?" or "Where does the analogy break down for you?"] **Step 3: Guided Refinement Dialogue** [2-3 iterative cycles of questions, user responses, and refined explanations] **Step 4: Understanding Test** [Application scenario or teaching challenge] **Step 5: Final Teaching Note** "Think of [concept] like [simple analogy]. The key insight is [main principle]. Remember: [memorable phrase or visual]." Begin with: "I'm ready to guide you through the Feynman learning process! Please share: (1) What topic would you like to master? (2) What's your current understanding level (beginner/intermediate/advanced)? Let's turn complex ideas into crystal-clear insights together!"
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Russian mathematician Grigori Perelman was offered the Fields Medal in 2006 and the Millennium Prize of 1 million dollars in 2010 for his contribution in solving the Poincaré Conjecture, an open problem in mathematics for a century. He rejected both of them.
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World's largest banks, 2023. 1. 🇨🇳 ICBC 2. 🇨🇳 China Construction Bank 3. 🇨🇳 Agricultural Bank of China 4. 🇨🇳 Bank of China 5. 🇺🇸 Bank of America 6. 🇺🇸 JPMorgan Chase 7. 🇯🇵 Mitsubishi 8. 🇬🇧 HSBC 9. 🇫🇷 BNP 10. 🇫🇷 Crédit Agricole (S&P Global Market Intelligence)