In a world where we can Google just about anything in seconds, it’s easy to fall into the trap of relying on quick searches instead of really soaking up information. I’ve realized that filling my mind with useful knowledge and challenging myself to remember it when problems pop up is way more rewarding.
It not only boosts my confidence but also sharpens my problem-solving skills. Plus, focusing on what truly matters for my job helps me grow professionally.
Fill your mind with information so you don’t always have to Google things. When you have a problem, solve it yourself instead of searching online. Challenge yourself to think and learn . Increase your brain's cache size.
Yes, earlier Google and now dependence on ChatGPT has been making some people too lazy to think.
Instead of permanent solution of the problem they just try temporary stitches but eventually it gonna burst so it’s better to learn critical thinking and yes very well said “Increase your brain’s cache size.”
Agreed
GPTs k baad tho in coming generations I guess human brain will shrink
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Mobile addiction, screen is burning brain cells -
I earn enough. Here are my problems:
just like we need physical workouts to keep our bodies healthy, we need to do mental exercises to keep our brain sharp
do you do any brain exercises intentionally?
I worry about the future. Keeps my brain going 24 hours a day. During sleep also
Roz ghisti hun sharpener se
Chess
