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Document Information
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Publication excerpt / evidence document (house oversight committee)
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Summary
This document is page 37 of a larger submission to the House Oversight Committee (Bates stamp 015727). It appears to be an excerpt from a book or report discussing learning theories, specifically the 'One Laptop per Child' initiative and the '10,000 Hour Club' theory of skill acquisition. While Jeffrey Epstein is not named on this specific page, the document is likely part of the investigation into the MIT Media Lab, given that One Laptop per Child was founded by Nicholas Negroponte, a key figure in the MIT/Epstein funding controversy.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Anders Ericsson | Professor of Psychology |
Conducted research at Florida State University on musicians and practice hours.
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| Malcolm Gladwell | Author |
Popularized Ericsson's research in the book 'Outliers'.
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| Daniel Coyle | Author |
Discussed the research in 'The Talent Code'.
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| Dan McLaughlin | Golfer / Subject |
Pictured in the document, likely as an example of the 10,000 hour rule.
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| One Laptop per Child |
Subject of the first section of the text; an initiative associated with MIT Media Lab.
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| Florida State University |
Employer of Professor Anders Ericsson.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015727'.
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Timeline (1 events)
Early 1990s
Anders Ericsson studied musicians regarding practice hours.
Florida State University
Locations (1)
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Location of Anders Ericsson's research.
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Relationships (1)
His [Ericsson's] research was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell
Key Quotes (2)
"adults – the adults have never even seen a computer before. Instead, they must rely entirely on their innate learning ability."Source
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"The idea is that humans need around ten thousand hours of practice to become proficient at a skill."Source
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Mind over Computer 37
[Image of children sitting outside a rural dwelling with a laptop]
One Laptop per Child
adults – the adults have never even seen a computer before. Instead, they must rely entirely on their innate learning ability. At this point, the experiment has only just started; I will put details on my website as the experiment progresses.
The 10,000 Hour Club
Learning by experience takes humans quite a bit of time. Anders Ericsson, Professor of Psychology at Florida State University, studied musicians in the early 1990s and found they had accumulated a huge number of practice hours by the time they became experts. His research was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, in the book Outliers, and by Daniel Coyle in The Talent Code. The idea is that humans need around ten thousand hours of practice to become proficient at a skill. The more skilled players seem to have simply accumulated even more
Learning by experience takes humans quite a bit of time. Anders Ericsson, Professor of Psychology at Florida State University, studied musicians in the early 1990s and found they had accumulated a huge number of practice hours by the time they became experts. His research was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, in the book Outliers, and by Daniel Coyle in The Talent Code. The idea is that humans need around ten thousand hours of practice to become proficient at a skill. The more skilled players seem to have simply accumulated even more
[Image of a man swinging a golf club]
Dan McLaughlin
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