When we manage a resource known as "runway", we think about it in terms of "burn rate." If we have somewhere we want to go, we need to think about it in terms of "tempo." I explain tempo here:https://narrativemancy.com/2019/09/23/tempo-and-runway/ …
I think potentially that when we buy or own a book, we feel more pressured (sunk costs) to spend time on or finish reading it even when we need not. Most books are not worth spending time on.
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Agreed. I suppose the more we buy books, the more we should militate against that effect.
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But "be careful about how much time and money you spend on books" is burn-rate style. Tempo style might be like: "Widen knowledge bottlenecks aggressively. Spend time and money – perhaps a lot – on books as needed."
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