Life

AI TLDR: This article says our brains miss urgency in talks. It offers a priority system (P0-P4) to signal importance (P0=emergency, P4=casual). It also considers how men & women might perceive urgency differently, helping avoid misunderstandings. Some networking protocols have the concept of priority under the Quality of Service title. To improve interactions under the quality of life title, we need to understand priority/importance of the statement coming from another person as it is to them. Ex. The statement "Let's head out" while at a party can be interpreted in multiple different depending on the prioritization level assigned to the statement. Unfortunately if the context is new or if the context is perceived to be different, and if there is no history with the statement's usage, then assigning a priority level to the statement based on past experience is not possible. However, the statement is not just the words (and choice of vocabulary) itself, but is als...

AI TLDR: This article offers a vision of human thriving. It suggests optimizing our lives by focusing on core needs like sleep, nutrition, and mental well-being. It even explores how technology could help us anticipate and fulfill those needs, like predicting a baby's desires before they become cries. The article also emphasizes the importance of strong relationships, proposing an approach of constantly seeking ways to improve them. Ultimately, it envisions families built on a foundation of mutual benefit and emotional connection, where independence goes hand-in-hand with a strong desire to be together. Life of human maximization - what if we lived life as meticulously as the result of the team managing a prized race horse throughout the peak of it's lifetime. What does it mean to be alive if not at our maximal existence. Prioritization on the basics: sleep, nutrition, exercise, mental stability, longevity. Only then can we develop other aspects of our humanity. What if existen...