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Hey polymaths, today we're learning how to read with more comprehension and fully absorb information in the present moment.
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✨ Patrick Compton is an independent researcher, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, woodworker, flow artist, and autodidact polymath focusing mostly on existential philosophy, neuroscience, psychology, sociology, and evolutionary biology. He implements pragmatic approaches to conquering mental and physical disorders, contends with partisan paradigms in education and politics, and seeks to widen perspectives by establishing transparency between the various sciences.
✨ He is the author of various philosophical essays under titles such as “The Tragedy of the Prison,” “The Car Metaphor and You,” “The Responsibility to Pursue Self-Betterment,” “The Trichotomy of Goal-Orientation,” “The Polymath, the Monomath, and the Institute.”
Many excerpts from his book “How to be Less Disappointed in Humanity” are referenced in these video series. He plays the Chinese guzheng and 8-string guitar and has released various albums on Bandcamp and here on KZfaq combining Eastern and Western influences, incorporating music theory and recorded sound design.
✨ Captain Compton believes in humanity's potential and the duty one has to pursue their best self and navigate their best life. "The unexamined life is a life not worth living," and only through examination can we captain our complex Ship of Theseus through these ever-churning 21st-century waters.
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