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	<title>Comments on: Recap: Week 9</title>
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		<title>By: PJ Fameli</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mihael, I like the notion of &#039;perfect learning window times.&#039; For me, certain cognitive tasks kick in at different times of the day, based on my routine habits. For example, when I take a daily lunchtime jog, words and thoughts flow and come together, helping with work tasks. I don&#039;t need external stimuli, devices or algorithms for that to happen. My daily physical exercise has become routinized. I would, however, like to have some reminders and &#039;programming&#039; of my leisure/study activities and interests: when to study foreign language, what EDC focus area (blog, tweet, research, reading) for the evening,  or what book on the shelf suits my mood. Currently, that &#039;mega-cognitive&#039; facility is inevitably mostly by happenstance, and not yet routinely habituated. Cheers, PJ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mihael, I like the notion of &#8216;perfect learning window times.&#8217; For me, certain cognitive tasks kick in at different times of the day, based on my routine habits. For example, when I take a daily lunchtime jog, words and thoughts flow and come together, helping with work tasks. I don&#8217;t need external stimuli, devices or algorithms for that to happen. My daily physical exercise has become routinized. I would, however, like to have some reminders and &#8216;programming&#8217; of my leisure/study activities and interests: when to study foreign language, what EDC focus area (blog, tweet, research, reading) for the evening,  or what book on the shelf suits my mood. Currently, that &#8216;mega-cognitive&#8217; facility is inevitably mostly by happenstance, and not yet routinely habituated. Cheers, PJ</p>
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