🔴 How to learn ANYTHING with

A discussion on what is learning, how the brain learns and how can we improve the process. We also discuss how Tanmay and Abish learnt to do what they do and be this hilarious.
0:00 Introduction
1:41 Starting the conversation: Tanmay's journey from school to AIB to now
11:20 Traditional learning: It's linear, it's planned; leaves very little room for creativity
13:21 Traditional is great sometimes. You don't want your doctors to be creative!!
15:03 Traditional vs non-traditional ways of learning
16:04 Abish's story: From radio to comedy; he was always meant for the stage!
19:47 Non-traditional learning
21:23 A bit more on traditional vs non-traditional learning
22:41 Learning to learn: How did they do it? How did they learn to learn?
27:35 Fear leads to learning: Optimum stress = Maximum learning
29:13 Memory, stress and neuroplasticity: What happens in the brain when we learn
31:25 Modulating our fear pathway to learn
42:25 Outsourcing learning: What is it; how to do it?
45:05 Words: What do they really mean?
47:32 Creativity and boundaries: Boundaries are arbitrary; blur them and be creative!
51:17 Concluding note
52:48 Notetaking = Outsourcing memory
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[@harishm8288]

This has to be one of the best things on KZbin! Great job Sid! You're giving me a new perspective to life

[@Sidwarrier]

Harish M thank you!

[@sneha_2005]

Around 39:00, Sid says that when there is a lot of stuff to do, we get more things done and when there is less stuff to do, we get less things done. I believe this is called Parkinson's law - "Work expands to fill the time you have allotted to complete it." So if you have less work, you will still take long to do it, and be less productive at it. I guess that is why as Tanmay said over-clocking your calendar helps.

[@ashishramteke5174]

To reprhase it mathematically, "The amount of time taken to do a work is directly proportional to the amount of time available" !!

[@sneha_2005]

@@ashishramteke5174 Exactly.

[@rheumatkidakida3666]

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[@anandita5554]

Its so funny to realise that i see physics in everyday things and it gives me the greatest joy to see the simple universal principles(which again is created by humans to understand phenomena and form patterns) everywhere around me. Also biology man, i cannot seperate it from everything around us and how we percieve stuff which makes me so damn happy. Which is also why i want to know more of human body and recignize chemistry, physics and sociology in and around us and how we process it. Amazing info! I am really excited to learn these things in college during my MBBS. If i am fortunate enough to have such a good teacher.

[@SanjeevKumar-hn2ml]

In short- stress/pressure balance- by routine, deadline etc Associating the real meanings- creativity Note taking- categorise the meanings in your terms for future reference

[@MarkPelhamUK]

Absolute gem! Thank you so much for creating this. 👌👌

[@kalyanimurali2000]

An eye opening stream!... Thank you!!

[@anmol441]

Goosebumps on some moments. This guy is challenging us to think harder about regular stuff we see...

[@AninditaaD]

Loved every bit of the stream, like always. Looking forward to Part-2 of this.

[@adilakramabro]

This was great! Really excited for next stream on learning.

[@vbchilling_19]

This was such an awesome stream, just like others. Loved it!

[@sarahk3060]

LOVED IT!!! looking forward to more such interesting stuff here! 💯

[@monalipatil1593]

This is really mind-blowing conversation. I too realise with my day, when I have less task it's really tough to complete it but when I have many task I completed all within time limit with level of perfection that required.

[@Doctor.nandini]

I want you to keep going and stay encouraged. We all begin from somewhere, this is your somewhere.

[@niveditamanoj]

I'm so happy you explain these .... Bless you! 🌹

[@sanatshirodkar4064]

This was amazing! Looking forward to more 😊🙏🏻

[@raksha9564]

This has been amazing! Very engaging Great Work! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@sarthaksood2819]

I love the fact that these people are taking these conversations with super chill but actually such brain hacks are so priceless bombs of wisdom and self realisation. for the 16-21 yo fan base of the comedians and now Dr. Warrier

[@beingchaitali]

Thanks for such a beautiful and informative stream . I wish I would have known this before. But it's cool and fine to be late than never🙂🤗🙏 thanks 😃

[@maheshj8435]

Amazing and felt very natural!

[@AbhishekBhardwaj77]

Man this was awesome! Please keep these coming.

[@alok3009]

Thank you Sid for making this stuff available for Free :)You are really good at what you do. Im so looking forward to part 2 of Neuroscience of Love :) #sidopinthechatplease

[@arpitakotnis]

Thanks a lot man for all the beautiful stuff..!!

[@yatin9403]

Great video. Got to learn a lot. Always had a negative connotation with the word deadline and stress, turns out these can be used to our advantage. And great insight about note taking - outsourcing to a visual construct, amazing way to put it. This video was trippy. Loved it!

[@rupal2907]

Beautiful live learned alot i don't know why i haven't watched this before. Thank you so much sid sir!!

[@vanshikaarya5743]

This was soo interesting to listen you. You have made me more curious about neuro science. Keep up the good work.

[@adititrivedi31]

Can't wait for part 2 of this. Dr. Sid op!!!

[@naziamunir4220]

Thank you very much, you guys are amazing. Siddharth Sir great lecture as always very easy to understand, interesting and fun. I'm grateful that this channel is growing and getting recognition. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to more videos

[@pratikchauhan9775]

What a BEAUTIFUL STREAM!!!!!!! Keep it up!

[@11dsky78]

Never thought it would be very interesting to listen a neuroscientist and comedian together. Boredom brought a new ways to explore mind.

[@aditisehgal1523]

What a stream. Loved every moment of it. Learnt something new. Great going sir :)

[@nishanthsr]

Great stream. Loved it!!!

[@chiranjibacharjee9322]

I love how abhish is making notes... love your podcasts ❤️❤️❤️

[@saraswati558]

Thank you, Dr. Sid! 🙌

[@sujeetsabale]

Sid, you did the best thing to do Live Stream. Already loving your lectures on Tanmay's channel. I am sure with more of such live streams this channel will grow exponentially. Best wishes. :)

[@suryanshdeo461]

Here from Tanmay's Stream. And just commenting so KZbin push it. BTW, great work

[@gayathriiyer2982]

Lovely conversation!

[@hamdanrejees3335]

Absolutely amazing. I loved your session so much that I was taking notes before I knew note taking = Outsourcing memory. Learned so much in this session. Thank you

[@Sidwarrier]

Thanks Hamdan!

[@abhishekyadav8535]

One of my seniors, he left med. College in final year..and he is the lead of Saitan Theatre Group, in Delhi!! He went from a linear to nonlinear phase!!!🔥🔥🖤

[@rashid5271]

very intersting podcast ,have never came across the major topics discussed

[@Suyash_Fan_Channel]

Learnings •Use right amount of fear stress to manipulate your mind into learning Key - importance •Overclocking day For me adding so many daily target's That i have pressure to complete And so will achieve 80% targets Key - pressure

[@SasitharaniJagadeshprabu]

Every student n teachers too should learn this.. Infact this had to be learned long back..for a better education system.

[@abhigyanbarthakur5995]

Tanmay is such a good inspiration for those who want to follow their passion

[@cindusvalley7233]

When we assign meaning to sounds, they make words. Articulation is using just the right word in the given context to convey your thoughts without any loss of information.

[@Mayank-Pawar]

Amazing!

[@vishweshmanjaramkar3506]

what a epic stream . therapeutic.

[@eznarzae6220]

Hi Siddharth! This is by far one of the best videos from your discussions together that I have come across! I am an artist who loves so many things that I could never fit into a word or a box. I recently started writing poetry apart from journaling and painting, being a designer after having completed B.E. I still continue to find my place in the professional world. Seeing this today brought me so much peace and I continue to blur the lines between art, writing, science and philosophy, even in my work. Words are limiting and none of us truly and exactly experience what another does; we merely have a broad idea about it. I understood more from your neuroscience videos than most of the books and the philosophy that I have read! Sending you all tons of good vibes and love! Keep up the good work.

[@Sidwarrier]

thank you, my friend. Appreciate it!

[@harish31757]

Hi broo

[@nitishah6149]

Already waiting for part two 😍

[@mohsinrparkar3407]

YOU are the most awesome teacher of how the brain functions I have ever known. I wish you and your channel a Billion subscribers so that there are better human beings on earth.

[@abhishekagarwal5926]

One of the best things available on KZbin

[@crackaptitudewithSarika]

This is soo soo soo awesome...loved it ❤️❤️

[@pallagarwal3643]

I have stopped watching web series. This is like way too good. I'm learning so much. Helping me to introspect myself. Thank you so much 🙏

[@silvershree]

Great video.. Very informative

[@mokshikachopra]

Wow! Such an insightful hour spent on internet..✌️

[@RiyaSharma-on2bf]

Enjoyed the stream. Very informative . Have more streams please

[@suvidjain1014]

That moment at 23 min when sid said' you have learnt how to learn' gave me chills

[@ankitbadoni5341]

Great work going sir👍👍 Learning many new aspects science✌️✌️Tq❤️

[@fawazahmed4871]

I had my entire learning realization at 48:36 and my mind opened up...wowwwwwwwwww

[@shalinipillai5006]

Wow! started with this series today, I'm glad to have crossed this thought of knowledge being arbitrary at some point in my life previously and also during the lockdown as an awakening, learning new things in the name of fear of survival mostly, but it's so interesting to connect the dots now, I must say as a design student this is what I have learned myself on how you can connect anything and everything in this world for magical creations but for that, knowing the knowledge within the boundaries/ the necessary parts are mandatory too... Thank you Dr. Siddharth for sharing such amazing content on your channel, it has been life-changing since I got to discover your channel for a very deep perspective towards life holistically, looking forward to learning more from your content.

[@pixie89]

Mind blown! 🤯 Siddharth sir is amazing no doubt but I honestly didn't expect tanmay to be this smart 😁

[@dushyantsharma4410]

Damn,, watching this now after 2 yrs of posting,, and thinking y didnt i watched it then,, man ,, love

[@amanmaan324]

Bring the next one !!

[@shubhamtalks9718]

Besides everything you taught, I learnt how to teach.

[@akashmishra9196]

brilliant

[@mokshilshah2927]

Woahh!! Like could anything be better than this on yt??!! Sid, now I m your big fan broo

[@Sidwarrier]

Cheers! :)

[@jaidipvalvi4403]

Thanks you so much sir for your help

[@naim5718]

Great job Sid. Thanks a lot ☺️

[@ETMalvikaSharma]

I wanted this to never end.

[@meghasridhar5224]

Interesting conversation. Here's something about notetaking: When you try to understand/memorize/learn things, your brain makes neural connections/pathways. The more you try to revise/access/apply that thing, the pathways form again. The more these pathways/connections are made, the better you internalize/remember that thing. When you make notes, you are forced to recall what you just heard/saw, recreate it in a verbal/visual way in your brain, and then put it down on paper. So, essentially, even when you consume the concept once, you're re-igniting the neural pathways multiple times by notetaking. This is why you learn/remember/internalize things better when you take notes.

[@pragya6413]

As an aspiring medical student , do a stream on how to learn or like hacks

[@aritrasarkar5858]

Yes that would be very helpful for medical students like us

[@Sidwarrier]

Will do one for medical students.

[@pragya6413]

@@Sidwarrier Thank you so much sir 💖

[@curiousdna1642]

I just say one think was thank you...sid for great knowledge

[@ienehanceit]

this helps me learn my psychology lessons even better

[@nishantjain7051]

Quality content ..

[@taarushgoyal6204]

Please make the next video on productivity and procrastination!

[@ketkikulkarni4673]

This is amazing..♥

[@shayka.]

Creativity is unlearning the meaning by forgetting about the boundaries of words and just mixing them together and doing a new oit of it , Just WOW ❤. Amazing 🎉🎉❤ 😅😅

[@itsKnine]

That's great man .

[@prernaprasad7665]

This was awesome

[@naveen8133]

What sid said the more you do the more get done , my minnd clicked I have heard this earlier, And that was in one of ssr interview or something, that guy had some concept clear ....

[@rajdeepsaha8754]

47:32 Creativity and boundaries: Boundaries are arbitrary; blur them and be creative!

[@prasadsawant1824]

Quality Content ❤

[@UjwalNayak]

Just realized that watching this before going to bed is not a good idea. So much food for thought, now I can't sleep...

[@SS-yb1qd]

I loved this episode

[@shivammiglani6440]

When I go to gym on weekends I feel less pumped cus I have too much time, on weekdays when I am tight on schedule, I just get a great feel to workout. Damm now I got it..

[@naziamunir4220]

I also want to know more about the want part of learning, because i think i lean more towards that.

[@join2manish]

Dr. Sid - I am a fan

[@Sidwarrier]

I am a fan of yours, Manish sir

[@rachitmittal3091]

"When you remove lines between arbitrary things, you create things." - Sid

[@shreytripathi5683]

why are there so less people here? great content

[@Badbayafternoon.]

It's awesome

[@shivikachadha9476]

Sir, just a query when here you’re talking about stress where in the person is motivated to do more that is what is Eustress is right in psychological term ? The positive stress or stress at a optimium level. Just wanted clear that. Although a great session can’t wait for the second part

[@vivekkumar8793]

after a long tym a new way of seeing lyf through a new angle by siddharth

[@neerajtilekar5585]

The stress and efficiency relation is also explained in the Parkinson's law.

[@parihars2849]

EPIC!

[@preethimathew6541]

Wow...tanmay

[@sahilkeshri4479]

Man I to going to your one of the biggest fan, love your content buddy

[@sahilbhatt9609]

awesome

[@harshi168]

oh man, this was so good

[@omkaarujalambkar4797]

Sid bro... you're doing "real social work..."

[@tendsto1]

Thank u sir❣️

[@maunder7083]

Amazing mind hack👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@neerajpatel6411]

Ohh wowww ❤️