Notes

Statistical Numeracy

I’ve heard many people make the argument that our lifespans have increased and people thousands of years ago died in their twenties.

Dec 19 •

First Principles

When I hear the term “First Principles,” I think of building something from scratch.

Dec 19 •

“I don’t like work—no man does—but I like what is in the work—the chance to find yourself.

Dec 17 •

How to Find a Teacher

“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.”

Nov 27 •

For most of my life, I didn’t understand forgiveness.

Nov 26 •

Do I Need This?

After more than four decades, the answer is usually no.

Nov 25 •

Improving Baby Formula is Almost Impossible

Compare baby formula to junk food or soda and you get screamed at.

Nov 23 •

Liminal Space vs Practical Delusions

In the discussion for Opposing Forces Create Liminal Space, I said liminal spaces are “when you know that what you thought was true isn't, but you don't…

Nov 22 •

Opposing Forces Create Liminal Space

Liminal space is where the magic happens.

Nov 21 •

Agency is Magic

Alex Komoroske has an interesting lens on power in The Sarumans and the Radagasts. He calls power, magic, in this metaphor. Sarumans wield magic by…

Nov 20 •

Imposter Syndrome and Permissioning

Imposter syndrome is when you feel like you aren’t qualified to do something.

Nov 19 •

Kings and the Common Knowledge Game

The Common Knowledge Game is a major theme in Ben Hunt’s writing.

Jul 1 •

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