How to Focus Like a Nobel Prize Winner with Prof. Brian Keating

Today on the James Alteger Show. All of man's unhappiness comes from The inability to sit in a room by himself. Now the moon's only half the width of your fingernail, if the Apollo 11 capsule is off. by half the width of your fingernail held at arm's length, they would have still been floating out in space. No one's giving you a Nobel Prize if you discovered the secrets of the universe if you can't communicate them. How do you teach or what's the lesson that these Nobel Prize winners had in common? It's that they did things that don't scale.

They built relationships. I want you to go to your b all of your professors' office hours. First of all, you're paying for it. Second of all, they're gonna love it. Third of all, it may develop into a relationship. Fourth of all it may develop into a job. Fifth of all, it might develop into a letter of recommendation. Yeah, when the facts change, I change my mind. This isn't your average business podcast, and he's not your average host. This is the James Alteger Show.

This is uh First one in the series and now there's today's book, which came out today on my birthday. And they're different and you gotta look closely at them to see why they're different. But you don't have the hard copy yet. Nobody has it until probably tomorrow or Later on if they bought it. So I have this theory that the Turing test is inadequate for determining at artificial intelligence, James, and I've devised something called the Keating test. Do you want to hear what that is?

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