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use twitter obviously.
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Bridging the gap between logical truth and statistical truth.
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I think Richard Hamming's essay "you and your research" offers interesting guidance here (h/t
@paulg). To paraphrase a great essay, Hamming advises that you start by asking "what are the most important problems in my field." http://www.paulgraham.com/hamming.html -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1zDuOPkMSw … This is one of a series of videos of a class that Hamming offered at the Naval Post Graduate School in the mid 90s. Can't recommend them highly enough.
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Think things that you like to think about, but focus more on the things you like that most people don't. That way you increase the chance that you will come up with something that other people would not.
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If you have a healthy information diet, it's not this question. Just follow your curiosity and life forces.
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that's what got us all into this mess we're in lately, too many smart people doing that
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What would the world look like if it weren’t being dumb at the things it’s currently being dumb at, and how can I get it there while all the individual people in it remain just as dumb as now?
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