Absolutely
When an expert in a field says that something is strange or puzzling, it's worth paying a lot of attention to. You could probably write an interesting book by talking to experts in different fields and asking them what they'd noticed that seemed strange.
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Indeed
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Sounds like a good podcast guest question for
@tferriss to add to his arsenal
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Similar to the whole premise of Michael Lewis’ fifth risk.
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Was just thinking about this as Anti-Google. A search engine for questions, not answers. Has everything we don't know.
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Brilliant! Wolfram Alpha can't do that well either. Even just a website that lists "open problems in field x" (besides mathematics) would be a good starting point.
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I find this very important, the room of expected ideas also is somehow limiting for undertakings what to explore in the field, which is something very subjective to the scientist but still part of a scientific thinking process
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What do you feel strange?
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hey paul perhaps ask your followers to share what they find strange/puzzling in the area of their own expertise? would make for a very interesting thread
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What % of such instances are ones they'd be more willing to share in a DM?
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