In terms of education, traditional skills will become increasingly obsolete this decade. Skills like programming will be delegated to AI more and more.

The most valuable things to learn (for all ages) will now be:

• Holistic Systematic Thinking
• Creative/Lateral Thinking
• Extrapolative Thinking
• Psychology, Sociology, Marketing
• Logic, Philosophy
* Broad-spectrum Exposure [~polymathery]

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Skills won’t matter, models of thinking, and self-governance, are increasingly important.
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How to get cracked at systematic thinking:

Pick a difficult complex project

Break it down into its most fundamental “legos” so you could assemble the entire project using only bite sized parts—each, in and of itself, a simple and easy part.

Repeat the next day w a new project
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PS — “Systematics” remains number one
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@cyrusjohnson Exciting future ahead of us
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@Valuable Yes and no. Basics like resilience, self efficacy, and critical thinking were, are, and will be always one of the most important skills to learn. We must not completely abandon any wisdom of past generations
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@Valuable Theology
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@Valuable Exactly! 🙌🏽Been saying this for years🖤💫
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@Valuable The arts and creativity.
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@Valuable So basically the Liberal Arts lol
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