Brain Dump
This page gathers all thoughts that are not fully developed and quickly want to be out and collected. Some of them are more, others are less elaborated, similar to posts on X (Twitter).
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Öffne dich für das, was über dich hinaus wächst
Jeder von uns trägt ein eigenes World Model oder Modell der Welt in sich. Eine Art innere Landkarte, mit der wir versuchen zu verstehen, wie die Welt funktioniert. Wir erklären uns Dinge über Kausalität, über physikalische Gesetze, über Wahrscheinlichkeit. Wir bauen uns Modelle, die uns helfen, Ordnung ins Chaos zu bringen. Und je analytischer man…
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Parallelism between thoughts and the double-split experiment
In the early 1800s, experiments that later became known as the Double-slit experiment revealed something strange about the world. Electrons don’t always behave like solid little particles. Sometimes they behave like waves — spread out, probabilistic, not clearly in one place. And then something interesting happens: when you measure them, the ambiguity disappears. Suddenly the…
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A tweet about AI that made me pause
The other day I came across a tweet referencing comments by Elon Musk that made a fairly radical claim: AI and robotics aren’t just increasing productivity — they’re about to break the entire economic system. The argument was roughly the following: Modern economics assumes scarcity. Resources are limited, labor is limited, and production grows gradually.…
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Why You Should Think (at least) Twice: A Scientific Approach to Decision-Making
The world bestseller “Thinking, Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman explores two systems of thought: We will look at System 2. It is responsible for complex judgments and decisions requiring effort and concentration. It addresses how this deliberate thought process can be influenced by biases and overconfidence, often leading to errors in decision-making. But what does…
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Why doing the opposite can be highly effective — analogy to non-convex optimization
In my personal environment, I see many people (including myself) who constantly find themselves captured in their ineffective patterns. They face a problem and try to solve it, and if it doesn’t work out, they try to apply the same method again or even harder in some way. And if the problem gets solved, they…


