Quinzel

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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   I think you’re correct it’s main advantage is using it in facilitation workshops. However, document templates are bulky, time consuming to complete, and more difficult to adjust. I think in the early stages of planning a business, the busin
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   I personally think porter’s five forces on its own is a weak tool for strategy especially within the context of tech businesses because actually the advances in technology and the emerging dynamics they create are harder to predict than the
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   This made me laugh a lot. Thank you for sharing.
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   I enjoyed reading this. > We know that we are currently conscious, and we presume that when we are deeply asleep, under anesthesia, or otherwise incapacitated that we are not conscious. I slightly disagree with this one statement, but on
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   I understand your point of view, and while I mostly agree with what you’re saying, I think the loss of trust in academic/PhD circles is not just because of flakey articles like this - and actually I think a lot of lay people would jump
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   It supposedly reproduces problematic narratives around crime and punishment that are based in neoliberalism, and also reinforces the idea that personal responsibility is achieved through intensified surveillance and more stringent border co
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   This seems like some good insight. Perhaps it wasn’t that your idea was stupid, but rather a bit of inexperience and perhaps some poor timing and other circumstances such as a less than ideal relationship that culminated in ultimately faili
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   The Business Model Canvas(en.wikipedia.org)

   4 points by Quinzel 3y ago|5 comments
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   by Quinzel 3y ago

   I see a little bit of discussion on here about business ideas, and questions like “why don’t people pay for paid apps?” - I think the business model canvas is a simple tool that helps you to visualise your business model, and understand whe
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    If you could do it all over again, what would you do differently? Was there a lot of competition? How did you market yourself? Why do you think it failed?
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I disagree, I think people will pay for things that they believe add value to their life. I think a lot of paid apps just don’t add the value that the people who developed the apps think they’re worth.
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I agree with what you're saying! I am currently studying forensic psychology, and this was a compulsory reading, along with a few others. This one stood out to me as I felt it wasn't very objective, and I was surprised it was mand
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    Overthinking children’s television.
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    “ yelp for help: Crime, conversation and corporatization in Paw Patrol”(docdroid.net)

    4 points by Quinzel 3y ago|7 comments
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    In an incredibly anti-climatic plot twist, the bad guy in my life has turned out to be not a bad guy or a good guy, but just some guy who exists in some grey-zone area between good and bad, possibly just a neutral guy.
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I guess I have a few "strategies"... I have a regular sleep and wake time that remains roughly the same daily, and I practice good sleep hygiene. I cannot stress enough how good it is for your brain once you get it into a solid he
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    The Cybersecurity Crisis and what it means for Organizational Psychology [pdf](cambridge.org)

    1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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    The role of psychology in enhancing cybersecurity [pdf](vrphobia.eu)

    1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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    Global Trends 2040, National Intelligence Council [pdf](dni.gov)

    1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    A somewhat repetitive read.
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    The language you use is important.
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    Nocebo language in anaesthetic patient written information(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

    1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    There is a lot of dumb rich people - like for example: all the idiots that paid to go on that little tin can trip to the bottom of the ocean to look at the shipwreck/graveyard titanic.
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    Haha that’s what I was thinking!
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I agree. My theory is the great filter is most definitely in front of us. I think intelligence will move through the next filter, however, I highly doubt human beings will make it through.
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    The Great Filter – Are We Almost Past It?(mason.gmu.edu)

    2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|3 comments
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    Programming with ADHD: The Good, the Bad and the Hyperfocus(adapthd.com)

    4 points by Quinzel 3y ago|3 comments
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I decided I was going to learn a little bit of programming as a hobby because I was extremely bored, and have found it to unexpectedly be an extraordinarily comforting activity that triggers a dangerous level of hyperfocus - where I, 1. Get
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    On the face of it yes, but there are problems of systemic racism towards Māori and Pacific people in New Zealand that have lead to them having poor health outcomes in the first place. This seems a crude way to try and address the issue. A s
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    by Quinzel 3y ago

    I’m personally not worried about AI being the cause of extinction for humans. It may reflect my educational background, but I genuinely think climate issues are a more urgent priority today. However, that does not mean that I think we don&#