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But 99% of the "secret" is tacit knowledge that often can't be articulated any better than "think real hard."
I think the reverse is true. People often ignore huge wins. "Figure out how to sleep well each night" is a +100, for instance. It's not trivial to do, but things like "Have you tried a sleep mask? Getting checked for sleep apnea? Blackout blinds?" etc are all very actionable.
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The Feynman thing bugs me a bit. IIRC it was just a flippant remark Gell-Mann made to Ken Wilson (another extraordinary theorist). In practice, theorists have all kinds of detailed tricks, and think about them a lot. I suspect Murray was just feeling tired of all that that day.
Sure, it's a +100 compared to most other pieces of advice you can give people. I don't mean to say the basics aren't useful! Just that no single piece of explicit advice is going to get anyone much of the way from 0 to Gell-Mann.
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