Every Wednesday I share five things I've liked and think you might like too. Here are this week’s Five Things…

1. What a treasure trove! Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks have been digitised and made available only by the British Library.
    
2. A pretty useful concept, understanding your Circle of Competence.
    
3. An amazing collection of drone photos from National Geographic.
    
4. I think I'm going to agree with Keith here, this is the best video ever.
    
5. This week's musical is Ben Lukas Boysen & Sebastian Plano's soundtrack to the game Everything. The whole project is pretty incredible, click to learn more about the game or watch the trailer (it's worth watching!).

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Making Music

Every Wednesday I share five things I liked and think you might like too. Here are this week’s Five Things…

1. Nobel winning physicist Richard Feynman's simple formula for learning anything. (If you haven't read it, I highly recommend his book "Surely You're Joking Mr Feynman". It's one of my favourite books. He was a fascinating, brilliant and hilarious guy.)

2. Our brains are weird and have the unfortunate habit of playing tricks on us. This is a particular problem when it comes to being unbiased and impartial. Our brains are great at highlighting evidence that confirms our beliefs whilst ignoring the evidence that contradicts it. This is called confirmation bias — How to get people to overcome their bias

3. This is such a clever idea! "Rogue One editor Colin Goudie shares how he made a full-length story reel for director Gareth Edwards from similar scenes from 100s of other movies so that Edwards could work out the pacing for the action and dialogue." — Rogue One’s unique storyboard, remixed from 100s of films

4. I'm sharing this for no other reason than it made me smile. Even though this Useless Box is clearly useless, part of me wants one...

5. One of my favourite musical discoveries of 2016 — Nocturne 4 by Ben Lukas Boysen

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