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Preços absurdos de hardware, SSDs caros, fim da Lei de Moore e o medo da inteligência artificial. Olhando dessa forma, parece que a tecnologia atingiu um ponto crítico onde tudo está piorando. Mas por que a ciência aponta que estamos no maior pico da história humana enquanto vivemos exaustos de más notícias?
Neste vídeo, analisamos como o fenômeno psicológico da "Adaptação Hedônica" e a sobrecarga cognitiva fazem o cérebro humano focar apenas no lado negativo dos avanços tecnológicos. Vamos te mostrar algumas boas notícias e inovações científicas incríveis com IA, como o projeto AlphaFold (vencedor do Nobel de Química) e o Earth Species Project, e te lembrar da evolução rápida da internet e dos smartphones, descubra por que "tudo é incrível, mas ninguém está feliz" e como recuperar uma perspectiva mais positiva sobre o mundo moderno.
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📎 Fontes e Links referentes ao conteúdo:
‣ TECNOLOGIA TÁ MUITO RUIM no canal @Adrenaline :
https://youtu.be/-CiK-B0yp_I?si=X8MQCJmthHpNgwd4
‣ Earth Species Project: https://earthspecies.org/
‣ Earth Species Project: https://youtu.be/ka894z9pNls?si=h88VBVGyO9mp6Ohd
‣ AlphaFold do Google (Nobel de Química): https://youtu.be/P_fHJIYENdI?si=_8NlU9qNvGqJACK7
‣ Filtro e Sobrecarga Cognitiva: https://youtu.be/cWd4wLNxPMQ?si=P8qhkjjLHMSSslzu
O vídeo fala sobre:
‣ A sensação de que a tecnologia piorou: SSDs, memórias e o fim da Lei de Moore
‣ A evolução acelerada: da invenção do transistor à internet comercial em poucas décadas
‣ O verdadeiro lado da Inteligência Artificial: AlphaFold, Nobel de Química e conservação ambiental com o Earth Species Project
‣ A psicologia por trás da insatisfação: o que é a Adaptação Hedônica e a dopamina do novo
‣ Sobrecarga cognitiva: como a redução do atrito físico aumentou a fadiga mental
‣ Como filtrar o caos digital e recuperar a perspectiva positiva sobre a tecnologia
00:00 Por que a tecnologia parece estar piorando?
00:54 A lição do físico Michio Kaku sobre perspectiva
01:25 Do microchip ao GPS: O salto tecnológico das últimas décadas
02:26 Por que esquecemos como era a vida sem internet?
03:19 Como a tecnologia barateou o acesso à informação
04:01 O verdadeiro potencial da Inteligência Artificial (além do Chat)
05:44 Descobertas científicas impossíveis sem a IA
06:16 Quando a ficção científica virou nossa rotina
07:15 O que mudou de 1999 para cá? (Comparativo Matrix)
08:12 O que é Adaptação Hedônica e por que nunca estamos satisfeitos
09:48 Troca de problemas: Do trabalho braçal à sobrecarga cognitiva
11:58 Desafio da positividade: O lado bom da tecnologia hoje
📹 Produção:
Roteiro e Apresentação: Dionatan Simioni
Edição e efeitos: Willian Zanella
Thumbnail: @adrielfilipetech
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What are the best books for getting people into reading? How do we inspire children to read? Why is 2026 the National Year of Reading?
In this bonus episode of the Ask Penguin podcast, host Rhianna Dhillon sits down with children’s author and illustrator, Nadia Shireen, and Jonathan Douglas CBE, Chief Executive of the National Literacy Trust to discuss the National Year of Reading’s Go All In campaign. Plus, we answer your questions about the reluctant readers in your life and give out more book recommendations to spark a lifelong love of reading.
About the guests:
Nadia Shireen is a writer and illustrator. She enjoyed making homemade magazines and comics as a child. She studied law at university and then worked in magazine journalism; it was during this time that she started to draw again. After a lifetime of doodling in the sidelines, Nadia decided to pay some attention to drawing and in 2007 was accepted onto an MA course in Children's Book Illustration at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge. Her debut book Good Little Wolf received a mention in the Bologna Ragazzi Opera Prima Award and won the UKLA Book Award. Nadia has been shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize and the Waterstones Children's Book Prize.
Jonathan Douglas CBE is CEO of the National Literacy Trust, a trustee of the Philosophy Foundation and of World Book Day. He is passionate about promoting access to literature and addressing inequality through literacy. He has lobbied and campaigned extensively and led the formation of the Literacy All Party Parliamentary Group. He is a chartered librarian and was Head of Policy Development at the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council and previously worked at CILIP and in Westminster Libraries.
For more information about the National Year of Reading, click here: https://goallin.org.uk
0:00 – Podcast intro by host Rihanna Dillon.
01:23 – What is the National Literacy Trust?
02:08 – Why 2026 was designated as the National Year of Reading?
03:47 – Have there been other National Years of Reading?
04:59 – Nadia Shireen on why she became an ambassador for the campaign and her school visits.
05:46 – What does it mean to be an ambassador for the National Year of Reading?
06:48 – What it means to "Go All In" for the campaign and strategies for behavioural change in reading?
08:08 – Why it's important to break down reading format hierarchy?
09:32 – Why are local stories and community identity is important for encouraging reading?
11:03 – How can book lovers encourage reluctant readers in their lives?
11:59 – How many volunteers are involved in the National Year of Reading?
12:54 – The importance of reading fan fiction, video game communities, and visual literacy/comics.
14:14 – What do children gain from discovering stories?
16:03 – Why is humour important for children's books?
17:01 – Jonathan Douglas's experience as a children's librarian and early funny books (Anthony Horowitz).
18:27 – Illustrating, draw-alongs, and demystifying the creative process for kids.
19:42 – Campaign partnerships (social media influencers, "Summer of Sport and Reading", British Land).
20:53 – Books that sparked the guests' love of reading (Meg and Mog, P.G. Wodehouse, My Name is Peter, A Traveller in Time).
24:32 – Favourite places and habits for reading (bedtime, train journeys, e-readers, and reading in the bath).
25:51 – Listener Request 1: Book recommendations for a partner into PS5, F1, and actuaries (The Formula, Niki Lauda biography).
26:49 – Listener Request 2: Recommendations for a friend into guitar, food, flowers, and birds (Kitchen Confidential, Men of a Certain Age, reading cookbooks as novels, May We Feed the King?).
29:43 – Listener Request 3: Recommendations for a reluctant reader who loves the beach and outdoors (The Beach, The Wedding People, Joseph O'Connor trilogy).
31:26 – Listener Request 4: Recommendations for an 8-year-old girl who loves baking, drawing, and climbing trees (Grimwood, comics/graphic novels, Roald Dahl's Revolting Recipes).
33:38 – Outro
Timothy Mitchell came by the Verso offices to talk about his latest book, The Alibi of Capital.
Today, extraordinary wealth seems to arrive from nowhere. The trick of conjuring this unearned wealth is, in fact, the key to understanding capitalism’s origins and a clue to why the catastrophe of climate collapse is upon us: value is created by consuming the future.
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