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🗓️ 31 October 2022
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The 21st Century is still the Information Age... but there is so much more information floating around today, and it is so much more accessible, that it's actually hard to find real knowledge, and turn it into usable knowledge that will let you level up your capabilities. How can you overcome the obstacles in order to do that?
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0:00.0 | Welcome to another T-RX talk. Today we're going to be talking about knowledge and information and how to |
0:06.5 | level up your own capabilities and learn stuff faster or maybe learn stuff slower, but learn stuff better. |
0:13.6 | That's kind of the main point. This is actually a two-part episode, by the way. I'm going to be |
0:16.8 | talking about information in this particular episode. Next week, I'm going to be talking about |
0:20.5 | tools because it's kind of a similar thing, but you'll figure it out next week. |
0:25.9 | As you know, in the 21st century, there is far more information that exists. And that information is far more accessible than in the past. And there are far more people who have access to all of that |
0:40.1 | information than in the past. And so by that metric, we should assume that the 21st century folks |
0:46.9 | are going to be far more educated, far more knowledgeable, far more capable than a lot of people |
0:53.7 | in the past. |
0:55.3 | Theoretically, they should be able to know more stuff and learn more things faster and |
1:00.0 | therefore get more stuff done than people in the past. Not as nations or societies, |
1:05.6 | but even down at the individual level. Individuals should be more knowledgeable and more capable about stuff. |
1:13.2 | So is that actually true? Is all that information actually bearing significant fruit? |
1:20.8 | I think we can all agree that the short answer is basically no. Yes, technologically speaking, |
1:26.7 | today's inventors and scientists and manufacturers are standing |
1:29.9 | on the shoulders of geniuses, so they have achieved things that their forefathers have not. But the |
1:35.2 | question is, are they with the time that they have doing as much as the people who came before |
1:42.0 | them did with probably smaller amounts of time, less effective |
1:45.9 | tools, and less knowledge and information. And I would say the answer is, well, no. But even if you |
1:51.7 | look at your basic individual guys and gals out there in the West, in the 21st century, I don't |
1:57.5 | think that we are, you know, reaching the pinnacles that the information age |
2:02.8 | really should allow us to do. And there are several reasons for that. One is that, well, |
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