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mulling in some half-baked & untested thoughts abt how the tech person’s trend of analyzing & structuring everything in their life in terms of incentives boils down to a rly depressing lack of trust in human self
thinking everything from dopamine fasting to evopsych to even the popularity of workout classes — for which the argument i hear most isn’t “i do group workouts bc they’re fun”, it’s “i need someone yelling at me to work out and if i pay a membership that’ll force me to go more”
incentives are useful for systems i think but individuals are supposed to have coherency? slippery slope from using incentives as support tools to letting them take over whatever agency was there before
if you really cared about something wouldn’t you trust yourself to do what needs to be done
people just need to do less adderall
I'm a tech person. I used nicotine as a reward stimulus to do cardio. It worked really well. I don't find it depressing because now I have a cardio habit. I never got addicted to nicotine in the process.
I was inspired to do this by @gwern's wonderful write-up:https://www.gwern.net/Nicotine#habit-formation …
I was thinking about it before and i think some people feel bad insensitive structures are somehow an insult to their intelligence which they see as amoral. sort of makes sense when you think about the other things these people generally believe in ("merit", "libertarianism",etc)
Your reply guys^^^ im here for it (not)
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