Tim's Window is Closed - 1000 Reasons Why
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An experiment using an LLM to generate 1,000 theoretically grounded reasons why a building occupant's window is closed — and what it says about responsible AI use.
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The Platonic Itch: When Reality Feels Like a Low-Resolution Copy
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What if the world you see, touch, and work in is just a low-resolution copy of something much more real? The "Platonic Itch" is that persistent, nagging feeling that we're working with approximations - that somewhere, there's a perfect Form we can't quite reach.
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My Reflection on Clark and Mayer’s E-Learning and the Science of Instruction
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This post offers a reflective, evidence-informed review of Clark and Mayer’s work on e-learning, examining its key concepts, benefits, and limitations from a practitioner’s perspective.
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The Psychology Behind Hesitating to React on Social Media
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Have you ever found a story or post so interesting that you wanted to react, but after a moment of hesitation, you simply scrolled past? Ever wondered why? Exploring the social complexity through personality traits and attitudes.
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