Author: Jeff Sundberg
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Published: 2021-01-03
Total Pages: 250
ISBN-13: 9781801580977
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The brain is a frighteningly dynamic information-processing system that often eludes our comprehension capacity. The brain gathers extracts and analyzes information at any given time and, in turn, executes myriad complex procedures, some of which are automated, some voluntary, some conscious and some unconscious. Mind Hacking shows you how to reprogram your mindset such as reprogramming a machine to provide you with increased mental performance and satisfaction. Mind Hacking is not just about thought; it is about learning about our thoughts (a concept known as metacognition) through meta-thinking. By doing so, we will "hack back into our brains and rewrite the code," based on what we want to do in school, jobs, relationships and life. Mind Hacking is a way of fixing the thoughts of difficulty and excelling in the goals you set. There are three key steps to hack the mind, be mindful of what you are doing, pick new thoughts to replace the thoughts of the question, and eventually remove any thoughts that will be widely discussed in this book. Similarly, our realm of perception is no less "reality," but different from the world of physics.Computers presented us with a magnificent blueprint to think about the mind. Our impressions are like bits: they're fleeting, intangible, ephemeral. And they can be exploited for doing fresh and amazing stuff with some basic tools, an epiphany like that of Woz which he had in his cubicle all those years ago. Today starts a similar change, one that takes place not on the keyboards and machines, but absolutely in your head. Like the Digital Revolution, which could not be "seen" but was intense in its effects, this revolution is a silent meteorite which is hurtling toward the planet Earth, a massive shift in human thinking. Just as early hackers twisted the technological universe, so do mind hackers twist the thought world? "One had to accept the theory that writing a software program was just the start of being a hacker. Improving a device was the real test of the skills of a hacker. "Maybe even with Gandhi and Mandela and King. Richard Stallman, a complex and controversial figure, has deeply influenced the life and the technologies you use. And the reason Stallman started off on his groundbreaking crusade was a printer crash. As far back as 1977 Stallman was a well-trained programmer at the MIT's Artificial Intelligence Lab. My goal was to create a solution, a series of specific exercises stuff I could do and calculate that would help me to debug my trouble thinking, and then write powerful new code that would propel my life into exciting new orbits. The understanding of objects and their actual size plays an enigmatic role in the depth perception. If we look at an object, we recall memories of its scale, form and design. Then the mind applies this image to what we see, using scale to calculate the distance. However, sometimes this quick-and-dirty analogy can trip us, particularly when we experience something unfamiliar. Bruce Goldstein, a psychologist, provides a psychological description of an anthropologist who encountered an African bushman living in dense rainforest. CHAPTER ONE: THE WAY THE BRAIN WORKS he brain is the primary function of the entire body, However, in this article, I will be focusing on the nervous system and the relationship between mind and body.
