Quote from Tom West (guy in Soul of the New Machine): Not everything worth doing is worth doing well.
The courage mantra: Courage is being well calibrated with respect to risk; for small games you play often (ie social interaction), if your scariest actions aren’t failing as hard as they succeed, you’re not being courageous enough.
If you can’t predict the outcome with the outside view, do it just to get the data. (Be sensible: don’t if you suspect large negative payoffs)
Quote from Tom West (guy in Soul of the New Machine): Not everything worth doing is worth doing well.
The courage mantra: Courage is being well calibrated with respect to risk; for small games you play often (ie social interaction), if your scariest actions aren’t failing as hard as they succeed, you’re not being courageous enough.
If you can’t predict the outcome with the outside view, do it just to get the data. (Be sensible: don’t if you suspect large negative payoffs)
Model people causally, not morally.
“If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly”—G K Chesterton