✨ 5 Tweet Friday ✨ Sept 29, 2023

What’s up! Here are the five most interesting tweets I’ve seen this past week. Enjoy!

1. ChatGPT Vision Feature

OpenAI and similar tools are just blowing my mind with how they’re unlocking so much new potential to simplify complex ideas and systems, and the ways that the technology can bridge together the physical world with digital efficiencies. Amazing thread here by Borriss.

Here’s a quick example that I love:

Imagine how amazing life can be when you can simply cut through confusion like this. 🤯

2. The Psychology of Human Misjudgement

In 1995 Charlie Munger gave a speech at Harvard detailing how humans trick themselves into making terrible errors of judgement. This is an abridged and animated version of that speech, full of valuable insights and perspective.

The tweet thread I got this from, here:

3. Wise Man Noah

4. DALL-E 3 updates coming to ChatGPT

Similar to another entry from this week… the ability to generate content using AI using inputs and tools from other sources, like images, will unlock tremendous value and creation. This video, naturally, gets me right in the feels.

5. Optimizing for Fulfillment

If you’ve made it this far in this email, your homework assignment from me is to watch this video here:

Sam Parr of the My First Million podcast this week spoke with Jason Yanowitz from Blockworks and was asked about how he’s optimizing his life, and his answer and context around optimizing for fulfillment struck a chord with me.

This video should start at 37:30 and Sam’s answer wraps just 3 minutes later.

As I get older I’m increasingly looking more and more around to people that are doing what I feel are great things or interesting approaches to designing their lifestyles in ways that work for them, and this totally resonated with me.

P.S. Which tweet was gold for you? Reply with the number (#1, #2, #3, #4, or #5)!