@atlas_knowledge

The internet is full of knowledge. Stop wasting it. Chrome extension/mobile apps to save and share tweets, vids, pods, and links. Made by @workwithtonic

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We've been quiet for a little while... That'll be changing soon 🤗 👀
Some key takeaways from @JamesClear's Atomic Habits. A life-changing book, in our opinion. 👇
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We have been building something to help you access this superpower, and it's free: atlas.fm/

Atlas.fm - Knowledge Curation

Atlas helps you collect, summarise and share knowledge rich content from around the web.

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Aviral Bhatnagar
@aviralbhat6 Sep 2021
Due to the internet, human beings have the greatest access to information in history Due to this, we also have the highest amount of noise received per person Noise is distorting our priorities and making us unhappy Noise filtration will be a superpower
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"We're at the beginning of an infinity of knowledge" - @naval The best part about it is that most of this knowledge is free, on the internet. When used with the right tools, we can stop wasting all this free knowledge and start using it to our advantage.
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Links to the Atlas mobile app ↓↓↓ Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d… iOS: apps.apple.com/ph/app/atlas-… Quickly save relevant links and browse without friction on your mobile phones or tablets. We recommend signing up, it's free :)
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The ultimate life hack is learning how to learn.
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It’s not that college will be obsolete in 20 years. Far from it. It’s just that college won’t be the ONLY route in 20 years.
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The internet is full of knowledge, and there are no age requirements. Make learning a life long mission. atlas.fm can help you curate, categorise and share what you learn to a community of like-minded thinkers. We highly recommend signing up.

Atlas.fm - Knowledge Curation

Atlas helps you collect, summarise and share knowledge rich content from around the web.

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Justin Kan
@justinkan25 Nov 2021
Diversify your thinking by diversifying the content you consume.
Links to the Atlas mobile app ↓↓↓ Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d… iOS: apps.apple.com/ph/app/atlas-… Quickly save relevant links and browse without friction on your mobile phones or tablets. We recommend signing up, it's free :)
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In the age of information overload, expertise is not knowing lots of stuff—it’s the ability to sort the useful from the useless.
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Key takeaways from @austinkleon's "Steal Like An Artist" A quick, fun and visually stimulating read. A thread 👇
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Not everything requires your attention. What requires your attention should be met with intention. Everything else is a distraction. Atlas lets you be intentional with your attention. atlas.fm

Atlas.fm - Knowledge Curation

Atlas helps you collect, summarise and share knowledge rich content from around the web.

atlas.fm
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Will
@WClemente26 Oct 2021
Have learned more from podcasts, Twitter, and YouTube in the last year than all my college classes combined. Oh, and it was all free!
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@jason
@Jason23 Oct 2021
it’s never been easier or cheaper to learn an in-demand skill it’s never been easier or more convenient to find a high-paying job based on those free to acquire skills The world is getting better every day thanks to technology. We should celebrate this!
"The name of the game is quality over quantity, because in a world with infinite information and opportunity, you don’t grow by knowing or doing more, you grow by the ability to correctly focus on less." @markmanson markmanson.net/attention-die…

The Attention Diet

Distractions have become so pervasive in the digital age that we've come to accept them as normal. Here's how we can escape their grip and free our minds a little.

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The people you follow on Twitter heavily impact your future thinking. Surround yourself with the people who have great ideas.
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“For software to eat education, content algorithms must be optimized not for *engagement* but for *learning*”
Ray Girn
@raygirn14 Jul 2021
***The Coming Golden Age of Pedagogy*** An essay on the relationship between ed tech and pedagogy. Thesis: the promise of ed tech, to be realized, is wholly dependent on the understanding and adoption of a fresh pedagogical framework. —-
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It's crazy how much educational content is free online. I've spent a couple of hours this morning polishing my design skills by watching Youtube tutorials on Figma. Wild that the alternative is to pay to go to school to learn these things, and some of these vids have <10k views
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"We're at the beginning of an infinity of knowledge" - @naval The best part about it is that most of this knowledge is free, on the internet. When used with the right tools, we can stop wasting all this free knowledge and start using it to our advantage.
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