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Latest — Nov 23, 2023

#6 How Call of Duty Solved Procrastination

I look at this game menu and I just can't, I don't feel like dealing with this right now - no one, ever It is pretty much a common knowledge at this point that our desire to do something is highly correlated with reward we envision

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#5 Research, Problem Solving and Call of Duty

It's rainy Thursday evening. You turn on Playstation, lunch Call of Duty, first game, medium size map. Early in the round your team takes out almost everyone fast. There is one guy left, there is five of you. Clock is ticking, that guy is still out there. What

#4 Door to Obsession, Inevitability and Call of Duty

You are what you are in this World. That's either one of two things: Either you're somebody, or you ain't nobody. - Frank Lucas, American Gangster Call of Duty is a competitive game with estimated number of all time players being about 250 million.

#3 Batching, Specialization, Context Switching and Call of Duty

There are 3 highly critical concepts that have absolutely monumental impact on productivity and efficiency: * Batching - grouping similar or identical tasks together for faster execution and greatly increased output. We naturally tend to batch things together on daily basis. For example peeling potatoes all at once, instead of walking

#2 Open Shortest Path First

To start with, probably the least applied, the easiest to overlook and least likely to be thought of approach to life is going for the goal in the most direct way possible. Direct to the extreme, where path is so short, so illogical and so counter-intuitive no-one will even attempt

#1 Once you understand the way broadly you can see it in all things

Few days ago I ran into YouTube short showing a cut of Joe Rogan Experience, where he talks about his tattoo of Miyamoto Musashi. He proceeds to tell the story on how when he was training martial arts at age of 16 he read "The Book of Five Rings&