With more and more information out there, it would seem that we can learn faster and better. But that isn't always the case.

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CHAPTERS

(0:00) Intro

(2:22) Topic Explanation

(4:27) MicroLearning

(5:39) More Content Isn't Better

(9:30) Actively Participating

(14:32) The Problem with Social Media Discourse

(18:54) What to Prioritize

(23:18) Entertainment vs. Education

(25:21) Find the Voices that Resonate

(32:43) Recognize the Biases

(39:56) Follow the Topic

(43:25) Just in Case vs. Just in Time

(50:03) Learning from Video

(58:23) Shape the Algorithm

(1:04:04) Create Playlists and Saved Folders

(1:06:01) Taking Notes and Making it Stick

(1:10:00) Don't Forget the Past Information

(1:12:00) Writing About What You've Learned

(1:17:35) The Things We Are Changing

(1:35:38) Outro

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