6 Things I Learned in August

  1. “Roke” is a British term for mist or fog.

2. A Petoskey stone is a stone made of fossilized coral and is the state stone of Michigan.

3. The Zeigarnik effect is the phenomenon that people remember unfinished tasks better than completed ones.

4. The information–action ratio is the relationship between the amount of information you take in and how much you act upon it.

5. A diglot weave is a method of language learning where words in the target language and the native language are blended into the same text.

6. Race realism is a pseudoscientific belief that different races of humans have distinct characteristics, justifying white supremacy.

What did you learn in August?

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