OK fine one more 1. Look for equilibria 2. Finance has a vast mental toolkit for thinking about situations with ~certain costs and uncertain payoffs—model decisions as trades!https://twitter.com/JamesClear/status/1242996930390736897 …
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3. Instead of minimizing cost, set a budget for how much suffering you'd tolerate, then maximize return-on-suffering. 4. Every writer has a bias, intentional or not; there's intense selection pressure on what facts you get and how they're spun.
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Replying to @ByrneHobart
are you saying you should suffer as much as you possibly can?
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Replying to @alexeyguzey
No, but that it’s always hard to make a decision that involves suffering, so you should “buy in bulk.” For whatever category of discomfort you choose—boredom, pain, isolation, humiliation—you precommit to a certain amount then maximize ROI on that precommitment.
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