Now here's a radical idea: Instead of "prompting" to get creative ideas, how about you go for a walk? The #1 academic habit is not sitting in front of your screen like a mushroom (I have no idea if mushrooms even do that) but daily exercise. Brains and body both.

GM. Those who do things regardless of fear are always rewarded most. 🌻

During my 20 years in academia, I've seen the system push people way smarter and louder than me aside. And I saw others, the slower, perhaps quieter, and less “gifted” than those superstars, thrive. I now know raw talent is NOT the bottleneck. The real bottleneck? Your ability

GM. Academic life is good. 🌻

You ever stop to just think how dope your life already is? Or are you constantly being hard on yourself for crap you didn't do or didn't get? We all KNOW, like intellectually, the old adage of comparison being the theft of joy. And it really is. Information (the knowledge of

GM. Next week let's get things done! 🌻

GM. Do your thing today with a full heart, mkay? 🌻

Seriously tho, if you're a scientist and think you can LLM your way to victory, you have something very fundamental wrong: Your're not supposed to PARROT other people's words in the correct order. New stuff. Your stuff. That's research. Get it?

GM. You can do anything! But not everything. 🌻

"Here's how I publish 30 articles a year, so easy everyone can do it" - blah blah - blah blah blah - blablablaBLABLABLA (+ omit the part about having 20 PhD students in your lab working 16-hour days without pay) Compare with care. In most cases don't compare at all. Except to

🚨🚨 Heading to La Jolla, ACM Collective Intelligence, in a bit to chat about what's been going on, and what we think might be going down, in the future of Human Computation and Crowdsourcing 🚨🚨 We also look at this change through the lens of Kuhn's "paradigm shift" (The

GM. Stop. You already have what it takes. Now go! 🌻

GM. You know? Just don't stop. Can't lose that way. 🌻