May

“I found this remarkable on several levels, but most profoundly in that it hinted at the way meaning is a plastic entity, much like the physical network of the brain, which we shape and reshape through perceptual experiences.”
― Beau Lotto, Deviate: The Science of Seeing Differently

“The brain—like life—does not search to live, but to not die. Which makes success an accident of what failure leaves behind when one is thoughtfully deluded enough to walk tilted (long) enough.”
― Beau Lotto, Deviate: The Science of Seeing Differently

“The entire picture is too much to take in at once, but more manageable when told as a sequence or story with a beginning and an end.”
― Peter Hollins, How to Teach Anything: Break Down Complex Topics and Explain with Clarity, While Keeping Engagement and Motivation

“When learning something new, we use our working memory, but once the information is assimilated, we commit it to long-term memory in the form of mental schemas.”
― Peter Hollins, How to Teach Anything: Break Down Complex Topics and Explain with Clarity, While Keeping Engagement and Motivation