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Feeding my

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The video taps into the popular 'study with me' and 'brain rot' aesthetic, presenting learning and self-improvement in an engaging, multi-faceted way that resonates with viewers seeking productive yet relatable content.

Summary

The creator shares three "courses" they consumed to "feed their brain" over lunch. These include practicing Russian language learning by reading Dostoevsky, researching female historical figures like Jean Purdy, a pioneer of IVF, and a problem-solving exercise with a Rubik's cube.

Structure

1Introduction: Feeding the brain
2Course 1: Language learning (Russian)
3Course 2: Researching female historical figures (Jean Purdy, IVF pioneer)
4Course 3: Problem-solving exercise (Rubik's cube)
5Conclusion: Love you, bye!

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Feeding my brain 3 courses at lunchtime 1. Language learning unrot my brain 2. Researching a topic of choice Female Historical Figures 3. Problem solving exercise 1min 46sec Love you, bye! x

Transcript

I was feeling extra hungry today so here's everything I consumed to unrot my brain. 1. Language learning I practiced reading a bit of the original Dostoevsky, my goal to be able to read in Russian. 2. Researching a topic of choice I've also been really interested in learning about female historical figures who have not been celebrated properly for their work. For today's research topic I wanted to write about Jean Purdy, the pioneers of IVF. It was super interesting significant her contribution was. And fun fact, because I was an IVF baby I probably wouldn't exist without her. For dessert, I practiced a bit of problem solving exercise My current time record is 1 minute and 46 and 46. And that's all for today. Love you, bye! x Love you, bye!

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My brain is eating good this week🧠📚🥰 #books #reading #education #antibrainrot