MindOS

The main problem I’m currently working on is this: “How do I change my own beliefs?”

After taking a long break from working on belief systems(and writing a book in the meantime), I think it’s time to get back to belief system.

When you learn about the psychology of self, one obvious place to search for is personality psychology.

The psychology of self is much more straightforward than I expected.

As I start my new ‘Know Thyself’ project, the first place I got to is Philosophy.

“Know thyself” has been a guiding principle in Greek philosophy - so much so that it has been inscribed upon the temple of Apollo as far back as 400 BC.

The first step of your Personal Knowledge Management(PKM) journey is to setup your knowledge base.

Ever since I have learned about Personal Knowledge Management(PKM) couple of years ago, I have been experimenting with it.

PKM, or Personal Knowledge Management, is one of the most under-rated skills you can learn.

We have been talking about Belief Systems for the last few posts.

My last article was about Belief Systems - the theory part.

Your subjective reality is created when you assign meaning to an external objective reality using your belief systems.

In the last article about Unlearning, I talked about Motivated Reasoning and Confirmation Bias.

MindOS is a project to create a set of belief systems that will act as an Operating System for the Mind.

I am trying to create a set of belief systems that will act as an Operating System for the Mind.

The goal of MindOS is to create a collection of belief systems that will work as a mental operating system.

I have a rather big personal project - my current estimate says it will take me around 10 years to develop it.