A plain-English breakdown of the 1993 violin study by K. Anders Ericsson, Ralf Krampe and Clemens Tesch-Römer that the “10,000-hour rule” came from: what they tested, what they found, what it does not show, and the practice habit the best players shared.
We ran 22 scripted student sessions through the real Thezis assistant to see what essays, papers, thesis sessions and quick questions use, then checked our plans against them. Here is what we measured, what each kind of student pays, and three problems the test helped us fix.
A plain-English breakdown of “Your Brain on ChatGPT” by Nataliya Kosmyna and her MIT Media Lab team: what they tested, what they found, what the study does not show, and the writing habit its results point to.
We tested 972 real sources and 2,955 author names to find out why citations credit the wrong authors. Here is what breaks, how we fixed it in Thezis, and what to check in any citation tool.
4 Our own test of 972 sources and 2,955 author names