“MindTopo: Can Foundation Models Reason in Topological Space?” Current models can recognize topological structure, but struggle to preserve it through sequential actions. And MindTopo exposes this reasoning–planning gap across 11K procedurally generated examples. They found that even image and video world models often reach plausible endpoints through topologically invalid trajectories.

Mind mapping has changed my life one summer, I read the book, "How to think like Leonardo da vinci" it introduced me to the mindmapping world mindmapping is when you start from center of a paper and branch out ideas by drawing and writing It is like git for your thoughts once I draw a new branch and write an idea, I can move on to my next idea freely because i recorded my previous one. without such version control for my ideas, everything will be mixed up and I would forget some of my ideas too mindmapping has made me more creative, clear headed and free thinking i think it will make you too will share more..

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Mind bending chart showing the effects of passive and active funds buying and selling on stock performance. The analysis shows the stocks most heavily bought by both groups lagged similar-size peers by about 6% over the following year, with the biggest penalties in small and mid-caps. via @JSeyff Takeaway: it's hard to win whether you look outside the Big Fund bubble or inside of it.