#intelligence: process

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Artist Manipulates Water With The Power Of Her Mind

Exploring questions of vulnerability, self-control, and liberation, Park recreates a scene that looks as if it’s been lifted from your favorite Kung-Fu movie or an outtake from Kill Bill. Wearing a futuristic headset embedded with electroencephalography (EEG) sensors,

Park monitors her own brain activity during meditation and transposes this energy onto dishes of water to reveal zen-like vibrations.

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We all convince ourselves it's better to stay in our comfort zones. Seth Godin talks about why that's untrue.

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By asking, for example, How might I reposition myself in response to changes happening in my industry?, or, How might I use my own strengths to tackle a specific problem impacting my community?, you set in motion a process that can lead to profound change. That may surprise some because we don’t usually equate "asking a question" with "taking action." But just by putting an ambitious question out there in front of you, you begin to engage with it.

an excerpt from this fascinating article on "beautiful questions"