In the long run, i might become a fluent hebrew speaker. But in the short run, it just took 15 minutes out of my day and it was it hurts your brain. What you really need to do is video game at i guess, and have some kind of points or other kinds of dopemin rush that would help you a make progress and practice better. I think that it's mostly about trying different approaches. And see the one ortat that is closer to a game, so gives you a bit of control, gives immediate feedback, and then a and then try to levergita.
Why do people eat too much even when they don't want to? Why are there so many bad managers? And why might anti-vaxxers be useful? Luca Dellanna, author of The Control Heuristic, thinks the answers to all of these questions are in our heads, or rather in our basal ganglia. Dellanna talks to EconTalk's Russ Roberts about why both brains and employees need immediate feedback, why we're wired to believe our best guesses, and why addiction is just our brain's way of making sure we survive.