Brain Box

Ojalá hubiese una receta para salir del cubo cerrado en el que vivimos, tendríamos una perspectiva más amplia del mundo y podríamos disfrutarlo cada vez más y más. Lo paradójico es que crear pasos y reglas para pensar diferente sería no solo contradictorio sino imposible. Lo mejor que se puede hacer es tener una travesía que nos ayude a ejercitar los tres cerebros que tenemos

¿Qué es pensar fuera de la caja? Es ampliar nuestra forma de ver el mundo. Es conectar la razón con nuestras emociones y sentimientos Es no actuar de la manera convencional, como nos los dictan las normas o las costumbres. Es convertir cada una de nuestras acciones en actos creativos.

The Trick Brain was created as a tool to help magicians develop new tricks. It teaches you how to create the mechanics of an effect with the understanding that how an effect is accomplished is not as important as the effect itself. The Trick Brain is no mere book of tricks. It incorporates one of the most amazing ideas ever developed in magic. Dariel Fitzkee reduces all magic tricks to only 19 general, basic effects. Then he examines all the possible ways of combining any of these effects. He shows how to develop new tricks from old and how to evolve new plots and methods. Then, you are ...

As I set out to explore the myriad questions I've always had about life, I realized I had a powerful new tool at my disposal - artificial intelligence. Working together with AI chatbots and advanced language models, I embarked on a journey of discovery to satisfy my endless curiosity about the world around us. The result is this collection of 30 fascinating chapters, each diving into a unique topic that has long intrigued me. From the practical to the philosophical, we'll explore questions like: How do frogs digest the insects they eat? What makes us admire terrible people sometimes? Is ...

It is human instinct to sort and categorise. We are hardwired to discriminate and frame everything in binary black and white. It's how our brains work. Rather than reaching out to those who are different, we bond with those who are similar to ourselves. Rather than challenging our own thinking about the world, we endeavour only to confirm what we believe. The result is that the difference between polarised beliefs becomes ever greater. Dangerous possibilities arise. Black and White Thinking is an alarm call.

When I was born I was so small I was mistaken for a French fry. I was never an ordinary creature. My best friend was a seagull. I was strictly illegal. Artificially Intelligent Persons like me, commonly known as "apes", had been banned ever since that thing with the Twelve Elevens. Mother raised me for the black market. Buyers and sellers all had their plans, but then I grew a mind of my own. This is my story, the story of how my brain ended up inside this box.

Have you ever wondered what separates the most successful people from the rest of us? Is it superior genetics or better education? Not at all! The real reason some people are able to reach top level of performance is their reliance on brain performance. They have learned and integrated systematic thinking. They can leverage this way of thinking to produce better than average results.

The best way to learn how to think smarter, faster, and make better decisions. Would you like to have a map treasure for all problems and decisions of your life? That's exactly what's you will learn with this audiobook.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, uninspired, or frustrated by creative blocks, Electric Honey will change the way you think about inspiration creativity forever! Where does inspiration come from? Why do some people seem to have an endless well of creativity while others struggle to find a spark? The answer isn’t magic—it’s pollination. In Electric Honey, you’ll discover a groundbreaking way to think about creativity: not as a rare lightning strike, but as a process as natural and dynamic as a bee collecting nectar. Just as bees move from flower to flower, gathering pollen and turning it...

It’s been said many times that you can pick your nose, but you can’t pick your relatives. I believed that to be true until, not long ago, I came across a shoe box in an antique store crammed with family portraits taken roughly a hundred years ago.