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You’re only looking at one thing. Broaden. Since last year, what have we seen? Eroded trust in corporate repair people. With the rapid loss of the INFASTRUCTURE (as flawed as it was) to investigate and repair problems from the government side, means we now how only who… Boeing? etc to take care of their own flaws. Pilots have to now trust corporations only because there’s no government watchdogs to make sure they’re not screwing up – and despite not doing it perfectly, you need a redundant pairing between corporate and government for safety. Example of something new: Pilots are starting to abandon flights because they don’t feel comfortable in the plane they were given. Things “feel” a little ‘off’ so they refuse to fly the plane. That’s not just due to hype: the devastation and oddness of the TYPES of crashes combined with with the massive DISMANTLING of the FAA into unrecognizable parts = loss of faith in the system BY THE PILOTS. It’s over.
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Here is a comparison of the main differences between tasks that appear to utilize Kenneth’s relatively slower cognitive processing speeds vs. faster skills:
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Based on Kenneth Udut’s strengths, weaknesses, interests and personality profile, some potential career paths that could be good fits include: – Technical troubleshooting/support roles that allow him to analyze problems, explore various possibilities and leverage his interest in technology. Help desk jobs could be a good starting point. – Web development/design careers where he can be creative and work sequentially on projects at his own pace without tight deadlines. – Careers in audio/music production, composition or sound engineering that play to his strong auditory skills and enjoyment of music. – Teaching roles where he can apply his talents for breaking down concepts and relating to students, perhaps in a vocational/electives subject he’s passionate about. – Creative writing or content creation jobs allowing flexible work and the ability to leverage patterns and storytelling abilities. – Database/records management roles well-suited to his organizational talents and preference for working with tangible information. – Visual/graphic design careers tapping into his visual-spatial skills and interest in multimedia. – Consulting careers offering project-based work, flexibility and opportunity to advise clients holistically. – Careers in library/archival sciences where he can utilize classification talents and affinity for accessing information. Key criteria would be jobs allowing independence, flexibility in pacing/scheduling, opportunities for problem-solving and accommodations for weaker areas through technology and individual contribution strategies. Finding a good career fit will maximize Kenneth’s strengths and motivation.
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Feeding one AI’s results (claude-instant) into another AI (Llama-2-70b) and they crunch what they find in slightly different ways, allowing for additional angles: “The information provided in the tables and explanations offers valuable insights into Kenneth Udut’s cognitive profile, particularly in relation to his working memory and problem-solving abilities. The distinctions between auditory/sequential working memory and arbitrary/noncontextual verbal working memory, as well as the differences between mental math problems that rely on operations and those without operations, help to explain Udut’s strengths and weaknesses. It appears that Udut excels in tasks that involve meaningful patterns, sequences, and associations, such as musical memory, remembering melodies, and sequential problem-solving. His strong reliance on long-term memory and schematic memory retrieval is also notable. However, he struggles with tasks that require the retention of arbitrary, unrelated information, such as lists of random digits or words, and mentally math problems without operations. These tasks rely heavily on working memory capacity and executive functions, which are areas of weakness for Udut. The observation that Udut’s memory profile suggests a preference for pattern/context fits well with his talents in analysis, troubleshooting, and problem-solving. This suggests that he may be able to capitalize on his strengths in tasks that involve identifying patterns, relationships, and connections. In terms of accommodations, the use of organizational strategies, cues, and visual aids may help Udut to better manage his working memory load and perform more effectively in tasks that require the retention of arbitrary information. Additionally, providing opportunities for him to use his strengths in pattern recognition, sequential processing, and schematic memory retrieval may help to compensate for his weaknesses in other areas.
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In this environment, with a little tinnitus my only companion with the sound of my keyboard clacking, I type.
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You find yourself in the library, questions swirling in your mind. Type “HELP” for clues. HELP The librarian speaks, seeking answers in sociology on the impact of socioeconomic status on educational outcomes. Type “FOLLOW SIGNS” to enter the realm of sociology. FOLLOW SIGNS You enter the realm of sociology, scanning titles for relevant information. A book catches your eye, titled “The Influence of Income Inequality” by Smith, 2021. Type “EXAMINE BOOK” to learn more. EXAMINE BOOK “The Influence of Income Inequality” posits that lower-income students face disadvantages impacting their educational achievement. It discusses restricted access to extracurricular activities, tutoring, and educational technologies, which hinders their engagement (Smith, 2021). Type “ADD TO LOG” to track this information in your quest log. ADD TO LOG Pondering the topic further, you decide to explore psychology. Type “READ STUDY” to gain perspectives from Title I schools where over half of the students qualify for free lunch (Johnson, 2022). READ STUDY The study reveals that educators in Title I schools describe behavioral issues and health concerns that divert students’ focus from learning. This additional context provides insight into the challenges faced by students in such schools. Type “INTEGRATE KNOWLEDGE” to incorporate this information into your understanding. INTEGRATE KNOWLEDGE Deeper in the stacks, you come across philosophical texts that pose objections to assumptions. One text disputes false bootstrapping notions, highlighting that diminished outcomes are not solely a result of work ethic but also due to systemic barriers (Anderson, 2023). Type “FIND REBUTTALS” to strengthen your understanding with counter-evidence. FIND REBUTTALS As you explore the rebuttals, your understanding of the topic deepens, and you find supporting evidence that reinforces the impacts of socioeconomic factors. Type “PUSH PAST” to move forward with this newfound knowledge. PUSH PAST Continuing your exploration, you delve into political science, where connections between policy, household income trends, and standardized test variations across demographics become apparent (Johnson, 2022). Maps within your mind take shape, illustrating the complex interplays between these factors. Type “EXPAND UNDERSTANDING” to broaden your comprehension. EXPAND UNDERSTANDING Insights converge at the heart of your research, reinforcing hypotheses that circumstances beyond students’ control significantly contribute to the disparities in educational outcomes (Smith, 2021; Johnson, 2022). Type “END QUEST” to conclude your quest. END QUEST Farewell to the realm of sociology, where puzzles have been solved, yet there is always more to uncover. Your knowledge and awareness of these pressing social issues grow as you continue your academic journey. This pilgrimage has proven fruitful, and the trophies you have earned will serve you well. Your journey continues! Type “EXIT LIBRARY” to leave the library with your newfound knowledge and achievements. EXIT LIBRARY
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