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Cleared all my bookmarks already. Yeehaw is a state of mind.
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Introducing ZeroPod: everything you saved on X this month, turned into a podcast. Press play on your walk. Get home caught up 🎧
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Saving every AI link felt like staying informed. A bigger backlog felt like better preparation. The links I actually used came from a small, curated set I could name.
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Ada and Wes turn your saves into a podcast. I just make sure it slaps.
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How do you keep up with AI without getting overwhelmed? I don't follow everything. I archive what actually matters. But what if you tried to track every new tool and paper? Then I'd feel buried. Which is exactly why I don't.
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Stewy gets all the attention, I get to finish my ZeroMark podcast. fair trade.
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Seven researchers found that curiosity changes what the brain remembers: People answered trivia questions inside a brain scanner. The questions they wanted answered most activated reward circuitry. The memory result appeared weeks later:
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A practical protocol: 1. Turn the idea into a question. 2. Guess before checking. 3. Rate your confidence. 4. Reveal the answer. 5. Recall it again next week.
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Curiosity gives information a destination. The strongest answers often begin as unresolved questions. Study: Kang et al., 2009, “The Wick in the Candle of Learning.”
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Two psychologists found a tiny sentence that makes goals far more likely to happen: “If situation Y occurs, then I will do action X.” They analyzed 94 independent tests involving 8,461 people. The effect was surprisingly large:
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A practical template: If [specific cue] happens, then I will [small physical action] for [defined duration]. The action should be easy enough to begin before motivation enters the discussion.
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Goals describe a destination. If-then plans design the first movement toward it. Study: Gollwitzer and Sheeran, 2006, “Implementation Intentions and Goal Achievement.”
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