This post (or sequence of posts) not only gave me a better handle on impact and what that means for agents, but it also is a concrete example of de-confusion work. The execution of the explanations gives an “obvious in hindsight” feeling, with “5-minute timer”-like questions which pushed me to actually try and solve the open question of an impact measure. It’s even inspired me to apply this approach to other topics in my life that had previously confused me; it gave me the tools and a model to follow.
And, the illustrations are pretty fun and engaging, too.
This post (or sequence of posts) not only gave me a better handle on impact and what that means for agents, but it also is a concrete example of de-confusion work. The execution of the explanations gives an “obvious in hindsight” feeling, with “5-minute timer”-like questions which pushed me to actually try and solve the open question of an impact measure. It’s even inspired me to apply this approach to other topics in my life that had previously confused me; it gave me the tools and a model to follow.
And, the illustrations are pretty fun and engaging, too.