a lot of the time, there will be a strong temptation to just read the summary or the headline, which tells a nice straightforward story. this works maybe half of the time, but the other half of the time there is some really important caveat to the headline, or complication in the story, or huge simplifying assumption that is being made, or even perhaps the entire thing is bullshit. actually knowing this stuff is super important!
a lot of the time, there will be a strong temptation to just read the summary or the headline
Sometimes, you boss will yell at you to stop wasting time when the answer is right there in the headline. If he feels very generous, he might tell you to read a book about the 80:20 rule.
a lot of the time, there will be a strong temptation to just read the summary or the headline, which tells a nice straightforward story. this works maybe half of the time, but the other half of the time there is some really important caveat to the headline, or complication in the story, or huge simplifying assumption that is being made, or even perhaps the entire thing is bullshit. actually knowing this stuff is super important!
Sometimes, you boss will yell at you to stop wasting time when the answer is right there in the headline. If he feels very generous, he might tell you to read a book about the 80:20 rule.