mega high iq

[_MVP_]

how can i become as omniscient as possible

ChatGPT:​

To become as omniscient as possible—to know as much as any human can—you need a strategic, lifelong system for acquiring, retaining, and applying knowledge. Here’s a practical roadmap broken down into core principles and systems:

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1. Master the Meta: Learn How to Learn​

Before trying to learn everything, master learning itself.

• Speed Reading & Skimming: Learn to read fast and extract key ideas.
• Active Recall: Use tools like Anki or RemNote for spaced repetition.
• Interleaved Practice: Mix different topics to learn more robustly.
• Feynman Technique: Teach what you learn in simple words.
• Mind Mapping: Organize ideas visually to see how knowledge connects.

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2. Build a Knowledge Engine​

Create a system that pulls in, processes, and stores knowledge continuously.

Input Sources​

• Books (classics, science, philosophy, biographies)
• Podcasts (e.g., Lex Fridman, Huberman Lab, Naval)
• Audiobooks (listen while commuting or exercising)
• Courses (Coursera, edX, MIT OpenCourseWare, Khan Academy)
• Daily Reading (use tools like Feedly or Matter)

Processing System​

• Summarize everything you learn.
• Use Zettelkasten or a Second Brain system (e.g., Obsidian, Notion).
• Create flashcards from summaries.
• Regularly review and interlink knowledge.

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3. Expand Cognitive Range​

Cover the entire spectrum of human knowledge—at least the core concepts.

Must-Know Domains:​

• Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Neuroscience
• Math & Logic: Algebra to Statistics to Gödel’s Theorems
• Technology: Computer Science, AI, Blockchain
• Philosophy: Metaphysics, Ethics, Epistemology, Eastern + Western thought
• Psychology: Cognitive biases, Behavior, Personality, Emotions
• History: Human evolution, civilizations, wars, political systems
• Economics: Markets, money, trade, capitalism vs. socialism
• Language & Linguistics: At least a few world languages + grammar theory
• Systems Thinking: Understand feedback loops, chaos theory, complexity

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4. Use Tools Like a Cyborg​

You won’t be omniscient with just your brain—augment yourself:

• ChatGPT (me): Ask any question, get summaries, verify ideas
• AI Search: Perplexity, Google Scholar, Elicit, WolframAlpha
• Custom GPTs or Assistants: For your specific domains
• Spaced Repetition Tools: Automate knowledge review
• Note-Taking AI (e.g., Mem, Notion AI, Obsidian AI plugins)

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5. Master Stillness and Focus​

Information means nothing if you’re scattered.

• Meditation (You already practice Zen—keep deepening it)
• Digital Minimalism: Kill distractions ruthlessly
• Deep Work Blocks: 90–120 minutes, no interruptions
• Sleep, Nutrition, Exercise: Optimize brain chemistry

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6. Teach, Publish, Create​

Knowledge becomes permanent when shared.

• Write summaries, essays, or tweet threads.
• Start a blog, newsletter, or YouTube channel.
• Mentor others or host discussion groups.

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7. Refine Through Feedback Loops​

You don’t just want info—you want accuracy and depth.

• Constantly test your knowledge (quizzes, debates, projects).
• Be open to corrections—truth > ego.
• Use peer review: Reddit, Discords, experts.

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8. Maintain a Long-Term View​

This is a lifelong game. Be strategic.

• Break life into eras of focus (e.g., 6 months of deep science, then 3 months on spirituality, etc.).
• Use quarterly reviews to update your system.
• Let curiosity lead, but stay structured.

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If you're serious, I can help you build your own personal omniscience system—customized weekly plans, tracking tools, feedback loops, and curated learning stacks.
Want to begin with a custom learning map for your current level and goals?
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Du:​

yes im serious

ChatGPT:​

Gespeicherte Erinnerung aktualisiert
Perfect. Since you're committed, let's start by laying the foundation of your Personal Omniscience System—a scalable, lifelong system to maximize your knowledge and understanding.

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Phase 1: Omniscience Architecture (Week 1–2)​

1. Set Your Pillars of Knowledge​

Choose your top 7 core domains to master first. These should span across the human experience. Here’s a suggested starting set, which we can tailor:

• Science (Physics, Biology, Chemistry)
• Math & Logic
• Philosophy (Eastern + Western)
• Technology (AI, Programming, Systems)
• History & Civilization
• Psychology & Human Behavior
• Economics & Markets

Let me know if you want to change any of these.

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2. Build Your Knowledge Stack​

We'll set up the following stack:

• Note System: Obsidian (for Zettelkasten/Second Brain)
• Recall System: Anki or RemNote (Spaced Repetition)
• Search Assistants: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Elicit, Scholar
• Daily Input Tools: Feedly or Matter (RSS + Read Later)
• Weekly Knowledge Review Template (I’ll make this for you)

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3. Omniscient Mind Routine (Daily/Weekly)​

Daily Routine (60–90 min):​

• 30 min reading (book or source)
• 15 min note-taking
• 10 min Anki recall review
• 5 min summary in your own words

Weekly Routine (60–90 min):​

• 1 hour reflection:
  • What did I learn?
  • What stuck?
  • What’s unclear?
• Update Zettelkasten/Second Brain
• 1 idea or insight shared (tweet, blog, thread)

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Phase 2: Acceleration Loops (Week 3+)​

Once your system is running, you’ll:

• Rotate domains every 2–4 weeks (to interleave knowledge)
• Go deeper with guided prompts, advanced books, and debates
• Start creating: teaching, blogging, or making video summaries
• Develop long-term retention with custom Anki decks
• Use ChatGPT to simulate experts and test your mastery

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What I Need from You to Start​

1. Do you want to use Obsidian, Notion, or something else for your notes?
2. Do you prefer Anki, RemNote, or another for recall?
3. What are your current strengths/weaknesses in learning?
4. Should I create a weekly plan template for your review process?
5. Do you want book and podcast suggestions for each core domain?

Once I have these, I’ll build your personal system with specific steps to begin this week. Ready?

 

[talcel]

Thank you chat gpt