Amit Bhatia
@amitwrites.bsky.social
I explore how mindful living fuels purposeful transformation. Interested in Writing, Science, Buddhist Psychology, Performance, Leadership, Personal Growth, Community.
https://amitwrites.substack.com
https://amitwrites.substack.com
ChatGPT's new memory feature is the end of AI amnesia.
No more rebuilding context with every conversation. Research from Stanford's AI Lab indicates that memory-enabled systems show a 62% improvement in task completion rates.
This is a key turning point for AI becoming truly personalized tool.
No more rebuilding context with every conversation. Research from Stanford's AI Lab indicates that memory-enabled systems show a 62% improvement in task completion rates.
This is a key turning point for AI becoming truly personalized tool.
April 14, 2025 at 3:49 PM
ChatGPT's new memory feature is the end of AI amnesia.
No more rebuilding context with every conversation. Research from Stanford's AI Lab indicates that memory-enabled systems show a 62% improvement in task completion rates.
This is a key turning point for AI becoming truly personalized tool.
No more rebuilding context with every conversation. Research from Stanford's AI Lab indicates that memory-enabled systems show a 62% improvement in task completion rates.
This is a key turning point for AI becoming truly personalized tool.
Imagine starting each interaction with a genuine wish for the other person's happiness. This mindset is the foundation of emotional intelligence - with deliberate practice, self-awareness, motivation, empathy & social skills.
Our attention is the most valuable gift we can give to others.
Our attention is the most valuable gift we can give to others.
February 11, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Imagine starting each interaction with a genuine wish for the other person's happiness. This mindset is the foundation of emotional intelligence - with deliberate practice, self-awareness, motivation, empathy & social skills.
Our attention is the most valuable gift we can give to others.
Our attention is the most valuable gift we can give to others.
A story about finding my way back to curiosity. open.substack.com/pub/amitwrit...
Lost in the Light: How I Re-discovered Wonder
Three Generations, Two Telescopes, and One Infinite Sky
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January 29, 2025 at 9:32 PM
A story about finding my way back to curiosity. open.substack.com/pub/amitwrit...
Quality of our attention determines the depth of our understanding.
True listening is a whole body experience:
Ears capturing words
Eyes reading nuances
Heart feeling emotion
When we shift from Protection mode (preparing responses) ➡️ Learning mode (our curiosity leads to understanding).
True listening is a whole body experience:
Ears capturing words
Eyes reading nuances
Heart feeling emotion
When we shift from Protection mode (preparing responses) ➡️ Learning mode (our curiosity leads to understanding).
January 15, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Quality of our attention determines the depth of our understanding.
True listening is a whole body experience:
Ears capturing words
Eyes reading nuances
Heart feeling emotion
When we shift from Protection mode (preparing responses) ➡️ Learning mode (our curiosity leads to understanding).
True listening is a whole body experience:
Ears capturing words
Eyes reading nuances
Heart feeling emotion
When we shift from Protection mode (preparing responses) ➡️ Learning mode (our curiosity leads to understanding).
In a single year, between 2022 and 2023, self-published books increased 7.2%. Self-publishing is is dominating traditional publishing by 5x with 2.6M titles vs 563k. Several authors are making millions, building direct relationships with readers, setting trends, and building real businesses.
January 11, 2025 at 8:19 PM
In a single year, between 2022 and 2023, self-published books increased 7.2%. Self-publishing is is dominating traditional publishing by 5x with 2.6M titles vs 563k. Several authors are making millions, building direct relationships with readers, setting trends, and building real businesses.
1/ The subtle difference between judgment and discernment might be the key to deeper connections.
Judgment tends to carry negativity. You shouldn’t think that, you shouldn’t have said that, that’s bad, this is good. We all learn these things growing up, and society reinforces them heavily.
Judgment tends to carry negativity. You shouldn’t think that, you shouldn’t have said that, that’s bad, this is good. We all learn these things growing up, and society reinforces them heavily.
December 28, 2024 at 3:58 PM
1/ The subtle difference between judgment and discernment might be the key to deeper connections.
Judgment tends to carry negativity. You shouldn’t think that, you shouldn’t have said that, that’s bad, this is good. We all learn these things growing up, and society reinforces them heavily.
Judgment tends to carry negativity. You shouldn’t think that, you shouldn’t have said that, that’s bad, this is good. We all learn these things growing up, and society reinforces them heavily.
We chase pleasure because it's easy, but it leaves us empty.
True enjoyment requires conscious engagement: combining pleasure with meaningful connections and creating lasting memories.
The richest experiences aren't those we consume, but those we actively create.
#Mindfulness #Enjoyment #Meaning
True enjoyment requires conscious engagement: combining pleasure with meaningful connections and creating lasting memories.
The richest experiences aren't those we consume, but those we actively create.
#Mindfulness #Enjoyment #Meaning
December 19, 2024 at 8:54 PM
We chase pleasure because it's easy, but it leaves us empty.
True enjoyment requires conscious engagement: combining pleasure with meaningful connections and creating lasting memories.
The richest experiences aren't those we consume, but those we actively create.
#Mindfulness #Enjoyment #Meaning
True enjoyment requires conscious engagement: combining pleasure with meaningful connections and creating lasting memories.
The richest experiences aren't those we consume, but those we actively create.
#Mindfulness #Enjoyment #Meaning
1/ Ever wondered why everyone thinks they do most of the work?
It's called egocentric bias, and it's fascinating:
When couples estimate their share of housework, it always adds up to >100%
When researchers add up what co-authors claim they contributed to research papers? 140%
It's called egocentric bias, and it's fascinating:
When couples estimate their share of housework, it always adds up to >100%
When researchers add up what co-authors claim they contributed to research papers? 140%
December 18, 2024 at 5:56 PM
1/ Ever wondered why everyone thinks they do most of the work?
It's called egocentric bias, and it's fascinating:
When couples estimate their share of housework, it always adds up to >100%
When researchers add up what co-authors claim they contributed to research papers? 140%
It's called egocentric bias, and it's fascinating:
When couples estimate their share of housework, it always adds up to >100%
When researchers add up what co-authors claim they contributed to research papers? 140%
1/ What does Google’s latest breakthrough mean? Let’s go from bits to qubits, and explore why it matters.
Classical computing runs on a simple principle:
ON or OFF
1 or 0
Every program you've ever used on your computer or phone is built on endless chains of yes/no decisions.
Classical computing runs on a simple principle:
ON or OFF
1 or 0
Every program you've ever used on your computer or phone is built on endless chains of yes/no decisions.
December 17, 2024 at 10:22 PM
1/ What does Google’s latest breakthrough mean? Let’s go from bits to qubits, and explore why it matters.
Classical computing runs on a simple principle:
ON or OFF
1 or 0
Every program you've ever used on your computer or phone is built on endless chains of yes/no decisions.
Classical computing runs on a simple principle:
ON or OFF
1 or 0
Every program you've ever used on your computer or phone is built on endless chains of yes/no decisions.
1/ Writing daily isn't just putting words on paper. It's a ritual that anchors us in the present moment.
December 16, 2024 at 4:02 PM
1/ Writing daily isn't just putting words on paper. It's a ritual that anchors us in the present moment.
Become your own scientist. Question everything, especially your own beliefs.
Our minds aren't empty vessels waiting for truth - they're already filled with stories we mistake for knowledge.
The real power lies in holding multiple frameworks, rather than being stuck in singular thinking.
Our minds aren't empty vessels waiting for truth - they're already filled with stories we mistake for knowledge.
The real power lies in holding multiple frameworks, rather than being stuck in singular thinking.
December 15, 2024 at 6:41 PM
Become your own scientist. Question everything, especially your own beliefs.
Our minds aren't empty vessels waiting for truth - they're already filled with stories we mistake for knowledge.
The real power lies in holding multiple frameworks, rather than being stuck in singular thinking.
Our minds aren't empty vessels waiting for truth - they're already filled with stories we mistake for knowledge.
The real power lies in holding multiple frameworks, rather than being stuck in singular thinking.
🌌 Let's clear up the biggest misconception about the Big Bang:
It wasn't an explosion IN space.
It was an explosion OF space.
And this changes everything we thought we knew about our universe's birth...
Here's the mind-bending truth:
It wasn't an explosion IN space.
It was an explosion OF space.
And this changes everything we thought we knew about our universe's birth...
Here's the mind-bending truth:
December 14, 2024 at 9:27 PM
🌌 Let's clear up the biggest misconception about the Big Bang:
It wasn't an explosion IN space.
It was an explosion OF space.
And this changes everything we thought we knew about our universe's birth...
Here's the mind-bending truth:
It wasn't an explosion IN space.
It was an explosion OF space.
And this changes everything we thought we knew about our universe's birth...
Here's the mind-bending truth:
Writing as invention - 1/ The Wright brothers didn't invent flight from scratch. Their genius? Recognizing that all the pieces were already there, just waiting to be connected.
December 3, 2024 at 9:02 PM
Writing as invention - 1/ The Wright brothers didn't invent flight from scratch. Their genius? Recognizing that all the pieces were already there, just waiting to be connected.