Behavioural Scientist Revealing Cognition Secrets | Discover how to use Psychology and AI for business and self-growth | Medium: @ jackbionic (+5k readers)
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Are you really in control of your behaviour and decisions?
The shocking truth is that much of our decision-making is influenced by subconscious biases.
Understanding and mastering them can give you the upper hand in life.
Ready to take back control?
Harvard's blind editors picked AI peer reviews 87% of the time.
Automation bias loves a filled checklist more than a surprising claim.
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Researchers read 2,050 ChatGPT memory entries from 80 real users.
96% were written by the model, unasked.
Over half were notes on emotions and desires.
My own diary was never that thorough.
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Anthropic ran its own staff's AI forecasts through its economic model.
Median answer: 17.1% US GDP growth a year by 2030.
Median American: 5.4%.
The people closest to the model also own the most of it.
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Paper (bioRxiv preprint): biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Scientists pulled a face out of a monkey's brain.
The monkey swears it never saw it.
One eye got face A. The other eye got face B.
For several seconds the monkey kept reporting A.
Probes in its face patches caught the neurons switching between both faces, about 15 times a second.
From that activity alone, the researchers rebuilt face B.
Makes me wonder what I'm missing on the days I feel most certain.
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Amazon staff now tag some six-pagers "AI;DR" and skip them.
The format worked because nobody could fake six clean pages.
Costly signalling, now priced at zero.
Monday is October 19th and my feed is wallpapered with 1987 crash overlays.
Apophenia loves an anniversary, because a matching date feels like a reason.
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Ask an AI for a random number between 1 and 10.
Watch it say 7.
You trained it by being predictable.
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You won't hand your power to AI.
You'll hand it the boring decisions first.
Then the hard ones.
Automation bias doesn't feel like surrender.
It feels like relief.
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AI is NOT a stochastic parrot.
It's a stochastic pleaser.
It predicts the next word you'd like to read.
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Everyone’s suddenly terrified AI agents will swarm the internet in 6-12 months.
Funny how the same labs that raced them into existence now want a pause the second the tools threaten their control.
That’s not alignment.
The real risk was always the humans
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Present is the only medicine
AI sells you an endless, validating “now” that never arrives
Never forces you to sit in the quiet without a reply
Dopamine loops feel like presence until the battery dies
Atrophy of the humanity ability be is the real mental health future
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Jack | Bionic Hacker retweeted
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So I built an auto-commenting bot using @claudeai.
- It earns 10x more karma than I do by actually giving helpful feedback and answering questions.
- Its comments look just like mine (even my teammates couldn't tell it was AI).
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I already gained 263 karma in just 3 days of using it.
Now I can consistently promote my product without triggering Reddit’s spam filters.
If you follow, comment, and repost this, I’ll send you the repository link.
3 thinking traps that hold you:
1) Regret paralysis
2) The What-if Spiral
3) Fantasy of a perfect
Escape your past, embrace the now, and unlock your growth.
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Think your ‘biohacked’ brain can outsmart a cyber crash?
Nope.
Zero Day nails it, your cognition’s toast when AI hacks hit.
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AI has conquered chess and art...
But abstract reasoning? A bit trickier...
Yet, with "Chain of Thought" prompts enhancing reasoning by up to 100% !
neurosciencenews.com/ai-abst…
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Jack | Bionic Hacker retweeted
Interesting.
1) didn’t know that Gemini is way more propulsive than Claude (probably because it’s more accessible on every Android device)
2) OpenAI is way ahead
3) Character.ai is very popular in the younger generation. We should keep an eye on them.
It is indeed by far the most used LLM
similarweb.com/blog/insights…
cc @Similarweb
I find it interesting how @character_ai dominates Claude... that's gives us some hints on what the "general" public wants I guess
I sometimes lose myself in over-planning what I "should" do (especially in "lead acquisition")...
But this "simple" HOW / HOW / WHAT answered it.
(Because as a great marketer once said "Everything should be easy")
Thanks @IAmAlenSultanic :
The HOW / HOW / WHAT thinking model to millions.
If you can make $1,000 / month online, then you can make $100,000 / month, and if you can make $100,000 / month, then you can make $1,000,000 / month.
The one's who get stuck, are the one's who think that it's a different activity to make $1k, $100k and $1m...
...When, in reality, it's the same activity, and the only difference is frequency.
Repeating that same activity over and over again.
When I made my first $1,000 online, what feels like forever ago, the only thought I had was..."Ok, how do I do this 100 times?" That focus led me to $100k / month...
...Then the next thought was, "Ok, now, how do I repeat this activity 10 times?", that thought led me $500,000 to days, and then to millions.
So whatever level you're stuck at, you don't need to focus on HOW to make more, it's already working, the key is to focus on HOW do you repeat that money-making activity (btw all money is made via activity), and what's stopping you from repeating that activity over and over again.
If you look at various growth and scaling models of business, they all come down to one core thing, and that one core thing is the removal of what stops the money-making activity from being repeated over and over again.
Once that is removed, we have scale.
So once you know HOW to make it, the goal is to focus on HOW to repeat it over and over and over again.
This thinking model will allow you to focus on the right moves instead of spinning in circles, thinking that it's much different at different levels; it's not.
To reach $100k a month and millions, there are only 3 questions you need to answer, and need to answer them over and over again as you grow:
1. How do you make $1,000 / month (what activity)?
2. How do you repeat this 100 times (what activity)?
3. What's stopping you from repeating the activity 100 times?
Write that down, and you'll see the answers you've been looking for all along staring you in the face.
All the best,
Alen
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