The Internal Monologue

Failure Teaches More than Miraculous Success Failure is very important, and gathering the right failure data is even more important. For instance, it starts when animals are born, such as humans. The life of a baby is full of failures. Watching a baby elephant learn how to use its trunk was very interesting. Back to humans! Human babies are master experimenters and experiment for the longest time into their 30s. But some never trust their instincts completely and continue experiencing and learning new things mainly from their failures; these are your atypical scientists. Babies have the drive to test everything around them. Thanks to our Robotic Education System , we kill this innate behaviour very quickly. I hope technology will get us to a point where we have individualized homeschool-based learning through online channels. This is where the metaverse for education comes in.  Failure data can be the difference between successful leading individuals or companies and those that are...

John Fitzgerald Kennedy (J.F.K.) - The President of all Time (P.O.A.T.) I don't claim to know all the presidents that ever lived or are alive, but from the list of those that I know, J.F.K stands as the greatest president of all time.  The Kennedys were born leaders. They are what is called a political family, just like the Bush family. And on the other side, we have the science families like the Bernoulli and Curie families. There is something admirable about how these families conduct themselves. We can learn a lesson or two from these specialist families. J.F.K. was the 35th President of the United States. I would vote for J.F.K. to be the President of the world government. The youngest President to ever hold the U.S. highest office. Like most people, I learned about J.F.K. from his assassination, which fascinated me to go and study a bit about his life. For sure, he was a man full of hope and, may I say, ahead of his time. And despite being catholic at a time when Americans wer...