How to Get Better at Anything & Why So Many People Like Tattoos - SYSK Choice

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Mike Carruthers 0:00
I know you like interesting and thought-provoking conversations and ideas because you listen to something you should know. So let me recommend another podcast I know you will enjoy. It's The Jordan Harbinger Show. Jordan has a real talent for getting his guests to share stories and offer thought-provoking insights. Over the years, I've sent a lot of people to listen, and I get feedback from people who are so glad I introduced them to The Jordan Harbinger Show. Recently, he discussed Scientology and the children who are raised in that organization. It's a fascinating conversation. And he talked with Dr. Rhonda Patrick about how to protect your mind and body from the modern world. And it's tougher than you think.
Mike Carruthers 0:46
I've gotten to know Jordan pretty well. We talk frequently, and I tell you, he is a very smart, insightful guy who does a hell of a podcast. Check out The Jordan Harbinger Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Today on Something You Should Know, how the colour of your car can cost or save you money. Then, how to master any skill by understanding how the brain works against you.
Scott Young 1:15
There's definitely some hypothetical ceiling to how good you get at things, but I think most people plateau well below their ultimate attainable ability because of this process of the brain to take skills that you repeatedly do and try to make them automatic and low effort. Also, why you might want to start humming right now.
Mike Carruthers 1:34
And inside the world of tattoos, who gets them, why they get them, and what a tattoo actually is.
Matt Lodder 1:41
Yeah, I mean, they're basically magic, right? If you're a kid, it's like scribbling on your arm and you can't rub it away. But the reason you can't rub it away is because the ink particles are suspended in your skin by your immune system. So essentially, tattooing is a product of our immune system response. All this today on Something You Should Know.
Hillary Frank 2:02
Hey, it's Hillary Frank from The Longest Shortest Time, an award-winning podcast about parenthood and reproductive health. We talk about things like sex ed, birth control, pregnancy, bodily autonomy, and, of course, kids of all ages. But you don't have to be a parent to listen. If you like surprising, funny, poignant stories about human relationships and, you know, periods, The Longest Shortest Time is for you. Find us in any podcast app or at LongestShortestTime.com.
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Something you should know. Fascinating intel. The world's top experts. And practical advice you can use in your life. Today, Something You Should Know with Mike Carruthers.
Mike Carruthers 2:47
Hi. You know, I'm not psychic, but I would say that if you own a car, out of all the colors in the rainbow, chances are your car is white or black. or maybe silver. Those are the most popular car colors. In fact, black and white combined account for about half of all cars. After black, white, and silver come red, blue, and green. Yellow is the least popular car color, with just one-tenth of one percent of all cars being yellow. And beige is pretty low on the list of popular colors as well. But what's interesting to me is, and this is according to an article in the automobile club magazine Westways, Car color can affect the resale value of the car. Remember a few years ago when new cars were hard to find, so the price of used cars dramatically rose because that's what people were buying.
Mike Carruthers 3:46
The price of used cars spiked on average by almost 50% overall. Yet the least popular car colors spiked even more. Beige, yellow, and green cars increased 103%, 85%, and 75% respectively. Beige, yellow, and green. Whereas black and white used cars rose about 47%. Why? Well, it seems that it's supply and demand. While not very many people want beige or yellow cars, more people wanted them than there were cars available. So the price shot way up. So having an unpopular car color may actually be a good investment when it comes time to sell your car. And that is something you should know. Learning something new can be really tricky. There are different ways to learn. You can learn by studying, or you can learn by doing, or you can learn by watching someone else doing.

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