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Daily Productive Sharing 960 - Overtake America

Daily Productive Sharing 960 - Overtake America

One helpful tip per day:) The recent article in The Economist provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the Chinese economy: 1. Economic deflation for three consecutive quarters: Labor force is shrinking, and the real estate market is contracting. 2. The budget allocated to the technology industry exceeded

Daily Productive Sharing 959 - Walk and Talk

Daily Productive Sharing 959 - Walk and Talk

One helpful tip per day:) Craig Mod shared about a Walk and Talk hiking event he organized with Kevin Kelly in Chiang Mai at the end of last year. They walked 100 kilometers over the course of a week, and the most touching part involved a stray dog: 1. They

Daily Productive Sharing 958 - Daily Workout

Daily Productive Sharing 958 - Daily Workout

One helpful tip per day:) Ryan Holiday believes that daily exercise can stimulate his inspiration: 1. When your body is active, your brain is more energetic. 2. For those engaged in creative work, days filled with smooth inspiration are always in the minority; most days can feel frustrating, and maintaining

Daily Productive Sharing 957 - Reading And Thinking

Daily Productive Sharing 957 - Reading And Thinking

One helpful tip per day:) Paul Graham revealed a fascinating connection between reading and our way of thinking: 1. When we read, our brains are not only experiencing the content but are also being reshaped by it in terms of thinking; 2. Long after, we may not remember these reading

Daily Productive Sharing 956 - Intentional Curiosity

Daily Productive Sharing 956 - Intentional Curiosity

One helpful tip per day:) Anne-Laure Le Cunff points out that distraction is inevitable because it is determined by the physiological structure of the brain, but we can consciously guide ourselves to turn these distractions into curiosity: 1. There are two parts of the brain that process attention: the prefrontal

DPS 周刊 144 - 不要忘记历史，不能忘记历史

DPS 周刊 144 - 不要忘记历史，不能忘记历史

《不明白播客》第93期节目就 Netflix 版的《三体》采访了一位文革亲历者，其中最重要的观点就是，不要忘记历史，不能忘记历史。恰好最近读的几本书都和历史有关，也都无法在中国出版： 1. 《一个人的圣经》，高行健著 2. Indelible City by Louisa Lim 3. 《武汉封城日记》，郭晶著《一个人的圣经》是高行健以文革为背景创作的小说。整本小说以“他”展开，对于这一主人公没有具体的交代，一章讲述“他”在文革的经历，下一章就讲述“他”离开中国后的经历，一直这样交错着展开。两条线似乎独立，又一直交织在一起。不少情节都让人觉得就是高行健的亲身经历，而“他”其实就是高行健的自述。 Indelible City 从九龙皇帝展开，讨论了香港人的主体性。Louisa Lim 是在香港长大的混血儿，父亲是新加坡华人，

Daily Productive Sharing 955 - Rent or Buy a House?

Daily Productive Sharing 955 - Rent or Buy a House?

One helpful tip per day:) Regarding whether to buy or rent a house, Nick Maggiulli has provided a simple criterion based on your inflation expectations during the mortgage period: 1. If you believe that inflation will be high during the mortgage period, then you should buy a house; 2. Otherwise,