Learning to Think Clearly in a World Full of BS

Every day I learn something new. Usually it’s that something I believed was wrong. I share what I learn. 16,000+ people learn with me.

How this started: I got tired of not knowing what was true. Market predictions, tech claims, productivity advice - most of it sounded convincing but fell apart when tested. So I started testing everything. Using AI to research. Finding original sources. Running experiments. Turns out, most of what we read is wrong.

What happens here daily: I pick something I’m curious about. Could be “Do cold showers boost testosterone?” or “Will AI replace lawyers?” or “Does this investment strategy work?” I research it properly. Test if possible. Share what I find.

Not trying to be negative. Just trying to be real.

What we’re learning together:

• How to verify claims without spending hours

• Which sources actually do research vs recycle content

• Why smart people believe dumb things

• When being wrong is expensive

• How to think independently without becoming a conspiracy theorist

Yesterday: Tested 5 “ChatGPT prompts that 10x productivity” (none worked)

Today: Checking if meditation apps actually reduce stress (studying the studies)

Tomorrow: Whatever I’m curious about

The 1% daily improvement: Not about consuming more content. About thinking more clearly. Questioning better. Verifying faster. Being fooled less.

Some days you’ll learn a verification technique. Some days you’ll unlearn something false. Some days you’ll just laugh at how absurd the BS industrial complex has become.

No guru positioning. No life-changing promises. Just daily practice at seeing reality more clearly.

If that sounds useful, join us.

BSKiller: Learning to think, not what to think.